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0.3.0 | Apr 19, 2024 |
0.1.1 | Apr 18, 2024 |
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pareg
Helpful utilities for parsing command line arguments.
The aim of this crate is not to automate parsing of command line arguments because there are many ways to construct a CLI for your application and universal parser is not would be as hard to use as just writing it yourself. Instead this crate provides useful types and parsing funcitonality to make the process of writing your own code to parse command line arguments as simple as possible: It provides special struct for parsing the arguments in various ways and plenty of useful parsing functions and macros. Everything is made to minimize the repetetive part of the code for parsing the arguments and providing very user friendly error messages out of the box. If you wan't to see examples see docs.
Main constructs:
Pareg
: istruct that will help with parsing of arguments.FromArg
: trait simmilar toFromStr
. It is used by all the parsing functionality in this crate. There is also simple derive macro for enums.- It is implemented for all types in standard library that implement
FromStr
and there is simple trait to just markFromStr
implementation as alsoFromArg
:FromArgStr
.
- It is implemented for all types in standard library that implement
- macros
starts_any
andhas_any_key
: useful for checking argument types.
Example error message
argument error: Unknown option `no`.
--> arg1:8..10
|
$ my-program --color=no
| ^^ Unknown option.
hint: Valid options are: `auto`, `always`, `never`.
How to use it
Documentation and examples are available at the docs.
How to get it
It is available on crates.io:
With cargo
cargo add pareg
In Cargo.toml
[dependencies]
pareg = "0.1.0"
Links
- Author: BonnyAD9
- GitHub repository: BonnyAD/pareg
- Package: crates.io
- Documentation: docs.rs
- My Website: bonnyad9.github.io
Dependencies
~1.2–1.8MB
~33K SLoC