NAME
Getopt::Compact::WithCmd - sub-command friendly, like Getopt::Compact
SYNOPSIS
inside foo.pl:
use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd;
my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new(
name => 'foo',
version => '0.1',
args => 'FILE',
global_struct => [
[ [qw/f force/], 'force overwrite', '!', \my $force ],
],
command_struct => {
get => {
options => [
[ [qw/d dir/], 'dest dir', '=s', undef, { default => '.' } ],
[ [qw/o output/], 'output file name', '=s', undef, { required => 1 }],
],
desc => 'get file from url',
args => 'url',
other_usage => 'blah blah blah',
},
remove => {
...
}
},
);
my $opts = $go->opts;
my $cmd = $go->command;
if ($cmd eq 'get') {
my $url = shift @ARGV;
}
how will be like this:
$ ./foo.pl -f get -o bar.html http://example.com/
usage, running the command './foo.pl -x' results in the following output:
$ ./foo.pl -x
Unknown option: x
foo v0.1
usage: foo.pl [options] COMMAND FILE
options:
-h, --help This help message
-f, --force Bool Force overwrite
Implemented commands are:
get Get file from url
See 'foo.pl help COMMAND' for more information on a specific command.
in addition, running the command './foo.pl get' results in the following output:
$ ./foo.pl get
`--output` option must be specified
foo v0.1
usage: foo.pl get [options] url
options:
-h, --help This help message
-d, --dir Str (default: '.') Dest dir
-o, --output Str (required) Output file name
blah blah blah
DESCRIPTION
Getopt::Compact::WithCmd is yet another Getopt::* module. This module is respected Getopt::Compact. This module is you can define of git-like option. In addition, usage can be set at the same time.
METHODS
new(%args)
Create an object. The option most Getopt::Compact compatible. But struct is cannot use.
The new %args are:
global_struct($arrayref)
-
This option is sets common options across commands. This option value is Getopt::Compact compatible. In addition, extended to other values can be set.
use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd; my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new( global_struct => [ [ $name_spec_arrayref, $description_scalar, $argument_spec_scalar, \$destination_scalar, $opt_hashref ], [ ... ] ], );
And you can also write in hash style.
use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd; my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new( global_struct => { $name_scalar => { alias => $name_spec_arrayref, desc => $description_scalar, type => $argument_spec_scalar, dest => \$destination_scalar, opts => $opt_hashref, }, $other_name_scalar => { ... }, }, );
$argument_spec_scalar can be set value are Getopt::Long's option specifications. And you can also specify the following readable style:
Bool # eq ! Incr # eq + Str # eq =s Int # eq =i Num # eq =f ExNum # eq =o
In addition, Array and Hash type are:
Array[Str] # eq =s@ Hash[Int] # eq =i% ...
$opt_hasref are:
{ default => $value, # default value required => $bool, }
command_struct($hashref)
-
This option is sets sub-command and options.
use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd; my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new( command_struct => { $command => { options => $options, args => $args, desc => $description, other_usage => $other_usage, command_struct => $command_struct, }, }, );
$options
This value is compatible to
global_struct
.$args
command args.
$description
command description.
$other_usage
other usage message. be added to the end of the usage message.
$command_struct
support nesting.
use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd; my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new( command_struct => { $command => { options => $options, args => $args, desc => $description, other_usage => $other_usage, command_struct => { $sub_command => { options => ... }, }, }, }, ); # will run cmd: $ ./foo.pl $command $sub_command ...
add_type($new_type, $src_type, $code_ref);
This method is additional your own type. You must be call before new() method.
use JSON;
use Data::Dumper;
Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->add_type(JSON => Str => sub { decode_json(shift) });
my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new(
global_struct => {
from_json => {
type => 'JSON',
},
},
);
my $data = $go->opts->{from_json};
print Dumper $data;
# will run cmd:
$ ./add_type.pl --from_json '{"foo":"bar"}'
$VAR1 = {
'foo' => 'bar'
};
new_from_array(\@myopts, %args);
new_from_array
can be used to parse options from an arbitrary array.
$go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new_from_array(\@myopts, ...);
new_from_string($option_string, %args);
new_from_string
can be used to parts options from an arbitrary string.
This method using Text::ParseWords on internal.
$go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new_from_string('--foo bar baz', ...);
opts
Returns a hashref of options keyed by option name. Return value is merged global options and command options.
command
Gets sub-command name.
# inside foo.pl
use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd;
my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new(
command_struct => {
bar => {},
},
);
print "command: ", $go->command, "\n";
# running the command
$ ./foo.pl bar
bar
commands
Get sub commands. Returned value is ARRAYREF.
# inside foo.pl
use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd;
my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new(
command_struct => {
bar => {
command_struct => {
baz => {},
},
},
},
);
print join(", ", @{$go->commands}), "\n";
# running the command
$ ./foo.pl bar baz
bar, baz
status
This is a true value if the command line was processed successfully. Otherwise it returns a false result.
$go->status ? "success" : "fail";
is_success
Alias of status
$go->is_success # == $go->status
usage
Gets usage message.
my $message = $go->usage;
my $message = $go->usage($target_command_name); # must be implemented command.
show_usage
Display usage message and exit.
$go->show_usage;
$go->show_usage($target_command_name);
completion
Gets shell completion string.
my $comp = $go->completion('bash');
NOTICE: completion() supports only one nested level of "command_struct". completion() supports only bash.
show_completion
Display completion string and exit.
$go->show_completion('bash');
error
Return value is an error message or empty string.
$go->error;
args
Return value is array reference to any remaining arguments.
$go->args # like \@ARGV
pod2usage
Not implemented.
AUTHOR
xaicron <xaicron {at} cpan.org>
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2010 - xaicron
LICENSE
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.