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The tool to make CLI ( commands user interface ). It is able to aggregate external binary applications, as well as functions, which are written in your language.
Diagrams
Class diagram
Parser
This component takes in raw strings of text and converts them into
RawCommandobjects. These objects contain all of the information needed to represent a command, but they haven’t been validated or processed in any way yet.
Grammar
Contains available commands configured by the user.
Once the
RawCommandobjects have been generated, theGrammarcomponent steps in. This component takes in theRawCommand-s and converts them intoGrammarCommandobjects, which contain subject and property values that have been validated against a set of pre-defined grammar. This ensures that the user’s input is structured correctly and can be understood by the system.
Executor
Contains available routines configured by the user.
Once the
GrammarCommandobjects have been generated, theExecutorcomponent takes over. This component converts theGrammarCommandsintoExecutableCommandobjects, which contain the actual routines that will be executed at runtime. This is where the system takes action based on the user’s input.
CommandsAggregator
Finally, the
CommandsAggregatorcomponent brings everything together. This component is responsible for configuring theParser,Grammar, andExecutorcomponents based on the user’s needs. It also manages the entire pipeline of processing, from parsing the raw text input to executing the final command(parse -> validate -> execute).
Sequence diagram
Modules
- Commands aggregator library.
- This component is responsible for aggregating all commands
- This component is responsible for performing
- Exposed namespace of the module.
- The missing batteries of WCA.
- Performs validation and type casting on commands values
- User input
- Orphan namespace of the module.
- This component is responsible for parsing the raw string into
RawCommand - Prelude to use essentials:
use my_module::prelude::*. - Protected namespace of the module.
- Tools
Macros
- Macro for parsing WCA arguments.
Structs
- Command Args
- Command descriptor.
- A builder struct for constructing commands.
- The
CommandsAggregatorstruct is responsible for aggregating all commands that the user defines, and for parsing and executing them. It is the main entry point of the library. - Container for contexts values
- Represents a command that can be executed, with a list of command subjects and a set of command options, and a callback function that defines the command logic.
- Executor that is responsible for executing the program’s commands. It uses the given
Contextto store and retrieve values during runtime. - This is the struct that provides a way to convert a
GrammarCommandto anExecutableCommand. - Represents a grammatically correct command with a phrase descriptor, a list of command subjects, and a set of command options.
- Converts a
RawCommandto aGrammarCommandby performing validation and type casting on values. - Represents a namespace of commands with the specified Command type. This is done to be flexible and not to duplicate code.
Parserprovides parsing command strings intoRawCommandobjects. It allows you to specify the symbols that will be used to interpret the command string, such as the command delimiter, property delimiter, and namespace delimiter.- Represents a program that contains one or more namespaces, where each namespace contains a list of commands.
- A struct representing a property.
- Command Properties
- Represents a parsed command that has been extracted from an input string by a
Parser. - Represents the state of the program’s runtime, including the current context, execution position, and namespace of executable commands.
- State of a program runtime
Enums
- Errors that can occur in application.
- Represents the type of executor to use for running commands.
- Available help commands variants
- Routine handle.
- Available types that can be converted to a
Value - Validation errors that can occur in application.
- Container for a
Valueof a specific type
Traits
- An extension trait for commands.
- Can parse Commands
- A trait for converting a type into a
Builder. - Can parse Namespaces
- Can parser Programs
- Can be implemented for something that represents a type of value
Functions
- Ask use input from standard input.
- Creates a command-line interface (CLI) builder with the given initial state.