0.14.62 (2024-07-04 / 8a515f3)

Added

• Allow :init also on nested subcommands, gets merged into top level init. Flags are processed afterwards, so this is good way to set initial data that flags can filter/change
• Flags handlers can now be specified directly as vars, the docstring is used as flag doc

0.13.58 (2024-06-07 / 09cd1f9)

Fixed

• Fix generated help text when subcommand is not recognized

0.12.53 (2024-05-30 / 7b52e6d)

Changed

• When catching a top-level exception, print the ex-data, if any
• If the ex-data contains an :exit key, use that as exit code instead of 1
• Rework the help layout be more man-page-like

0.11.48 (2024-05-27 / d98625f)

Fixed

• Show correct help for subcommands

Changed

• Change the help layout to be man-page style
• When catching a top-level exception, print the ex-data (if any)
• Use the :exit in the ex-data as exit code (1 otherwise)

0.10.45 (2024-05-27 / 025991c)

Added

• Better help messages: say why we are showing the help (no such command, missing positional args)

0.9.42 (2024-05-27 / 3b81e73)

Changed

• Exit with error message if conditional arguments are missing

0.8.39 (2024-05-24 / e967e9c)

Added

• Added :required for :flags
• Support commands with arguments and subcommands at the same time

0.7.33 (2024-02-27 / cb19704)

Fixed

• Remove debug call

0.6.30 (2024-02-27 / c9696a0)

Added

• -h can now be used to get help, in addition to --help

Changed

• When encountering parse errors (invalid arguments), print a message and exit, rather than throwing (which looks quite ugly from a bb script)

0.5.27 (2024-02-26 / 28f559d)

Added

• Allow a command spec to be just a function

Fixed

• Preserve command order in help text when using a vector

0.4.24 (2024-02-17 / 5a1e316)

Added

• Bind the options map to cli/*opts*, for easy access.
• Show the default for a flag in the help text.
• Add a docstring to the main entry point (dispatch)
• Bind *opts* during flag handler execution

Fixed

• Recognize - and \\--foo as positional args

Changed

• When given both a :default and a :handler for a flag, call the handler with the default, rather than just assoc-ing it.
• When given a string :default and a :parse function for a flag, run the default value through the parse function, rather than using it directly. Using the unparsed string form for the default is preferable over for instance using a keyword, since it leads to better help text rendering.
• Improve and document the processing logic, especially when it comes to subcommand flags with handler functions.

0.3.19-alpha (2024-02-11 / d79ac0c)

Much expanded and improved version, see README for all details. This is approaching the envisioned scope for this library.

• take docstring/command from var
• :strict? mode
• :handler and :middleware on flags
• Much improved help text rendering
• More lenient flag parsing
• Add :default and :parse

0.2.11-alpha (2024-02-08 / 0a352bc)

Added

• Handle named command arguments
• Support --flag FOO and --flag=<foo> (and --flag <foo>)
• Boolean flags count by default, e.g. -vvv => {:verbose 3}

Changed

• Command handlers take a single unified map

0.1.6-alpha (2024-02-04 / 593806e)

Added

• subcommand handling
• rudimentary flag handling
• help text generation