Py-commandlines

Jul 20, 2023

Command line argument to object parsing library

Commandlines is a Python library for command line application development that supports command line argument parsing, command string validation testing, & application logic. It has no external dependencies and provides broad Python interpreter support.

The library supports application development with POSIX guideline compliant[*] command argument styles, the GNU argument style extensions to the POSIX guidelines including long option syntax and variable position of options among arguments, and command suite style application arguments that include one or more sub-commands to the executable.

[*] with the exception of the short single option-argument definition syntax that does not include an intervening space character e.g. -ofile



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