unilang_parser 0.34.0

//! Complex Argument Patterns Example
//!
//! This example demonstrates :
//! - Mixed positional and named arguments
//! - Boolean named arguments (flag-like behavior using `key::true` syntax)
//! - Complex real-world command patterns

use unilang_parser :: { Parser, UnilangParserOptions };

fn main() -> Result< (), Box< dyn core ::error ::Error > >
{
  let parser = Parser ::new( UnilangParserOptions ::default() );

  // Mixed positional and named arguments
  println!( "=== Mixed Argument Types ===" );
  let cmd = parser.parse_repl_input
  (
  "server.deploy production config :: \"/etc/app.conf\" replicas :: 3 verbose :: true dry_run :: true"
 )?;

  println!( "Command: {:?}", cmd.command_path_slices );
  println!( "All arguments: {:?}", cmd.positional_arguments );
  println!( "Named arguments: {:?}", cmd.named_arguments );

  // Access different argument types
  if !cmd.positional_arguments.is_empty()
  {
  println!( "First positional argument: {:?}", cmd.positional_arguments[ 0 ] );
 }

  if let Some( config ) = cmd.named_arguments.get( "config" )
  {
  println!( "Config file: {config:?}" );
 }

  if let Some( replicas ) = cmd.named_arguments.get( "replicas" )
  {
  println!( "Replica count: {replicas:?}" );
 }

  // Another example with file operations
  println!( "\n=== File Operation Example ===" );
  let cmd2 = parser.parse_repl_input
  (
  "file.backup \"/home/user/documents\" destination :: \"/backup/daily\" compress :: true incremental :: true"
 )?;

  println!( "Backup command: {:?}", cmd2.command_path_slices );
  println!( "Source (positional) : {:?}", cmd2.positional_arguments[ 0 ] );
  println!
  (
  "Destination: {}",
  cmd2.named_arguments
  .get( "destination" )
  .map_or( & "not found".to_string(), | arg | &arg[0].value ),
 );
  println!
  (
  "Compress: {}",
  cmd2.named_arguments
  .get( "compress" )
  .map_or( & "not found".to_string(), | arg | &arg[0].value ),
 );

  println!( "\n✓ Complex argument patterns parsing successful!" );
  Ok( () )
}