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CLIk
The clik
crate provides an easy-to-use interactive CLI framework inspired by shellfish, expanded by new concepts, like subcommands and more!
Example
use clik::{clik_command, Command, CLI};
use rustyline::DefaultEditor;
/// This is the state we want to store and reuse for all commands
struct EchoState {
/// We store the last number that was typed
number: i32,
}
fn main() {
// Create a new rustyline editor for reading in history
let mut readline = DefaultEditor::new().unwrap();
// Our CLI instance
let mut cli = CLI::new(EchoState { number: 0 });
// Add the 'echo' command to the CLI
cli.add_command(echo_command());
// Handle all incoming lines
loop {
match readline.readline(">> ") {
Ok(line) => {
readline.add_history_entry(&line).unwrap();
// Handle the line using the CLI struct and respond to errors
match cli.handle(&line) {
Ok(()) => {}
Err(e) => println!("ERROR: {e}"),
}
}
Err(_) => break,
}
}
}
/// This is the function that gets called if the 'echo' command is met
/// The 'state' variable is the one we previously passed to the CLI::new() function
/// All the additional args can be parsed by using the `clik_command` macro,
/// but they need to implement `FromStr`.
#[clik_command(echo, "Prints out the supplied number")]
/// We can use multiple `clik_arg` attributes after the `clik_command` macro
/// to describe our arguments.
#[clik_arg(number, "The number to echo back")]
fn echo_command(state: &mut EchoState, number: i32) {
println!("Updating number from {} to {}", state.number, number);
state.number = number;
Ok(())
}
Optional features
async
- Allow async functions and commands
Dependencies
~250–710KB
~17K SLoC