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The style of git command line seems to be becoming more common (again), it's in docker, systemctl and many other places. The guide actually has a few good guidelines on that topic. Like "don't make a keyword the default" which I was thinking about doing, but now will not,
I think a valuable addition would be to indicate which libraries, if any, supports that type of command line. Which might also expand to other "features" of the libraries, but there the differences are small(er).
And if anyone has a pointer to a library for "git-style multi-word command line parsing", I'd be glad to hear about it.
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Just found that oclif calls them "Multi CLI", and supports them. To bad I'm not on node... But docopt which also supports "Multi CLI" has ports to many languages.
The style of
git
command line seems to be becoming more common (again), it's indocker
,systemctl
and many other places. The guide actually has a few good guidelines on that topic. Like "don't make a keyword the default" which I was thinking about doing, but now will not,I think a valuable addition would be to indicate which libraries, if any, supports that type of command line. Which might also expand to other "features" of the libraries, but there the differences are small(er).
And if anyone has a pointer to a library for "git-style multi-word command line parsing", I'd be glad to hear about it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: