bs-commander

BuckleScript bindings for tj/commander.js.

Status

This package is a 🚧 WIP 🚧 project. Some methods may not work properly to fit all of your cases, so best to do is to check the implementation of the bindings.

Variations from original package

Declaring program variable

I decided to force usage of commander.Command() for clarity reasons. So in order to have a program variable, you must use the following:

let program = CommanderRe.newCommand();

Using version

Since the version method has several signatures, you must be specific about your usage:

program->version("0.0.1");

program->versionWithFlags("0.0.1", "-v, --vers", "output the current version");

Using outputHelp

Same thing as above. Be specific.

program->outputHelp();

program->outputHelp(help => help->String.uppercase);

Using option

program
  ->option("-d, --debug", "output extra debugging")
  ->option("-s, --small", "small pizza size")
  ->option("-p, --pizza-type <type>", "flavour of pizza");

program
  ->optionWithDefault("-c, --cheese", "add the specified type of cheese", "blue");

program
  ->optionWithProcessing("-c, --cheese", "add the specified type of cheese", value => value->String.uppercase);

program
  ->optionWithProcessingAndDefault("-c, --cheese", "add the specified type of cheese", (value, _previous) => value->String.uppercase, "blue");

Example

open CommanderRe;

let program = newCommand();
program->version("1.0.0");

program
  ->option("-d, --debug", "output extra debugging")
  ->option("-s, --small", "small pizza size")
  ->option("-p, --pizza-type <type>", "flavour of pizza");

program->parse(argv);

switch (program->getOption("debug")) {
  | None => ()
  | Some(_) => Js.log("Debug")
};

switch (program->getOption("small")) {
  | None => ()
  | Some(_) => Js.log("- small pizza size")
};

switch (program->getOption("pizzaType")) {
  | None => ()
  | Some(pizzaType) => Js.log("- " ++ pizzaType)
};