cli-matic.presets — cli-matic 0.5.4

Known presets

asDecodedEdnFile clj/s

(asDecodedEdnFile filename)

Decodes the contents of a file as a JSON object.

asDecodedEdnValue clj/s

(asDecodedEdnValue s)

Decodes the value as an EDN structure.

asDecodedJsonFile clj/s

(asDecodedJsonFile filename)

Decodes the contents of a file as a JSON object.

asDecodedJsonValue clj/s

(asDecodedJsonValue s)

Decodes the value as a JSON object.

asDecodedYamlFile clj/s

(asDecodedYamlFile filename)

Decodes the contents of a file as a JSON object.

asDecodedYamlValue clj/s

(asDecodedYamlValue s)

Decodes the value as a YAML object.

asKeyword clj/s

(asKeyword s)

asLinesString clj/s

(asLinesString filename)

Reads a text file and returns it as a collection of lines.

asSet clj/s

(asSet st v)

Sets of options are dark black magic. They are also darn useful.

A set can be composed of all-keywords or all-strings.

Values are matched ignoring case, and the correct one is returned in the case and type it appears in the set. The default value, if present, is returned as-is, even if not a member of the set.

Keywords are accepted with our without trailing :.

On missing values, the closest matches are searched and printed.

For example, on a set #{:a :b :c}, A a :A and :a all match :a.

Defaults for a set are all values, with no colons, separated by a pipe.

asSingleString clj/s

(asSingleString filename)

Turns a filename into a single string.

If argument is a String, it tries to resolve it first as a URI, then as a local file name. URIs with a 'file' protocol are converted to local file names.

known-presets clj/s

parseFlag clj/s

(parseFlag flagStr)

Converts a flag string to a boolean. Comparison is case-insensitive.

set-find-didyoumean clj/s

(set-find-didyoumean st v)

Finds candidates after normalization. Return original candidates.

set-find-didyoumean-str clj/s

(set-find-didyoumean-str st v)

Returns ' Did you mean A or B?' or '' if no candidates.

set-find-value clj/s

(set-find-value st v)

Finds a string value in a set of options. To do this, we first create a map of {normalized original} Returns valFound or nil.

set-help-values clj/s

(set-help-values st)

Given a set, return allowed options as string

set-normalize-map clj/s

(set-normalize-map st)

Builds a normalized map that has as key the normalized value, and value the original one.

set-normalized-entry clj/s

(set-normalized-entry v)

A normalized set entry is a lowercase string without trailing :.

SET-OF-FALSE-FLAGS clj/s

SET-OF-TRUE-FLAGS clj/s