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harg

7.0 0.0 cli VS harg

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otp-authenticator

4.8 0.0 cli VS otp-authenticator

OTP Authenticator (ala Google Authenticator) cli app
rob

3.8 0.0 cli VS rob

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ploton

3.3 0.0 cli VS ploton

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translate-cli

2.7 0.0 cli VS translate-cli

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optparse-applicative-simple

2.6 0.0 cli VS optparse-applicative-simple

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gli

2.2 0.0 cli VS gli

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file-templates

1.6 0.0 cli VS file-templates

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platinum-parsing

1.3 0.0 cli VS platinum-parsing

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gen-passwd

1.1 0.0 cli VS gen-passwd

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morpheus-graphql-cli

0.5 - cli VS morpheus-graphql-cli

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cli

Documentation: cli on hackage

Option parser in DSL form, and display utilities for command line interfaces.

Option Parsing

Basic program looks like:

defaultMain $ do
    f1 <- flag ..
    f2 <- argument ..
    action $ \toParam ->
        something (toParam f1) (toParam f2) ..

with subcommands:

defaultMain $ do
    subcommand "foo" $ do
       <..flags & parameters definitions...>
       action $ \toParam -> <..IO-action..>
    subcommand "bar" $ do
       <..flags & parameters definitions...>
       action $ \toParam -> <..IO-action..>

A Real Example:

main = defaultMain $ do
    programName "test-cli"
    programDescription "test CLI program"
    flagA    <- flag $ FlagShort 'a' <> FlagLong "aaa"
    allArgs  <- remainingArguments "FILE"
    action $ \toParam -> do
        putStrLn $ "using flag A : " ++ show (toParam flagA)
        putStrLn $ "args: " ++ show (toParam allArgs)