It's an public package published on PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/mrMonosCli/

On Windows use command:

pip install mrMonosCli

It will download lastest package version.

On Linux/MacOS use:

$ pip3 install mrMonosCli

It is a very simple package. It has only one build-in function you can (and should) use.

add_func_to_reg()

This function make yourself defined function available to call from CLI.

Arguments in order:

• command (str) => It will be available point to your function
• function (func) => It is yourself defined function what code is executing on command It have to be without parentheses
• description (str) => This will be showing on help command
• optional Arguments (bool) => It informs about arguments existing (Do not include "self" arg)
• optional Number of arguments (int) => It informs about number of arguments (Do not include "self" arg)

It also have two parameters of main class:

prompt and intro

Promtp is showing on start of every line where you type command (default: CMD>)

Intro is showing when you start program (default: Welcome in CMD!)

  from mcli import main
  class MyCMD(main.CMD):
      def greet(self,name):
          print(f"Hello {name}!")
      def __init__(self):
          super().__init__()
          self.add_func_to_reg("greet",self.greet,"Shows greeting",True,1)
  MyCMD().main_loop()

Start it.

  Welcome in CMD!
  CMD>

Type greet John.

  Welcome in CMD!
  CMD>greet John
  Hello John!

Then type greet John|greet Steve.

  CMD>greet John|greet Steve
  Hello John!
  Hello Steve!

You can also type help greet.

  CMD>help greet
  Shows greeting
  CMD>

• 0.1.0

  Package has been released.

• 0.1.1

  Some bugs have been fixed.

• 0.1.2 (Current)

  Some bugs have been fixed.

• 0.2.0 (In work)