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Spell check is something I'd love to see in Click. As complicated as git can be, I always liked the spell check it has for subcommands. As for the different ca
by onei 6y ago
Spell check is something I'd love to see in Click. As complicated as git can be, I always liked the spell check it has for subcommands.
As for the different cases, I personally avoid using camel or snake case purely because I don't need to reach for the shift key. Maybe some people like it, but I find it jarring.
- cb321 6y agoAgreed vis a vis SHIFT. cligen also has a global config file [1] to control syntax options like whether '-c=val' requires an '=' (and if it should be '=' or ':', etc.) which has been discussed here, various colorization/help rendering controls, etc. Shell scripts can always export CLIGEN=/dev/null to force more strict and/or default modes. [1] https://github.com/c-blake/cligen/wiki/Example-Config-File https://github.com/c-blake/cligen/wiki/Example-Config-File