This is a robust CLI arguments verification and management module that I made for use in my own CLI projects.
pargs are positional arguments and can be accessed via cli_args_instance[some integer index] or via a key string if a parg name is provided via pargs_names
The CLIArgument class (not to be confused with CLIArguments) can be used instead of types when defining your positional arguments, keyword arguments and flags for extra validation and documentation.
If help_menu is set to True when creating the CLIArguments, you can display documentation (if available) for the argument by doing python program_name.py help:argument_name.
To require a CLI argument to be an existing file system path, you can set the CLI argument type to ExistingPath. The CLIArguments class will then automatically handle any invalid paths.
If you wish to have CLI errors handled by CLIArguments just set exit_on_invalid to true when CLIArguments.__init__ is called.
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A CLI Arguments verifier.
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