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Python Fire is a library for automatically generating command line interfaces (CLIs) from absolutely any Python object.
Hi, since the feature to use flags alias has been added. Is there a way to show the alias on the help page? e.g. something like this: FLAGS --flag, -f=FLAG...
Saw short arguments were added in #141, which looks great! I was wondering if it'd be possible to include the short args in help text too? I was thinking something...
I'm starting a list of things people might want to configure in their Fire CLIs - Set a function to always show --help, rather than trying to display the output....
In the help Fire displays commands in alphabetical order. It would be nice to be able to show them in a custom order specified by the user.
GNU Make takes -jthreads as arguments, which is a common usage. Is it possible to let fire treat -j8 as -j 8?
Hello,  I reuse the introduction example code to illustrate. When you give a list as arg, and into this list there is a...
Hi. There's a way to use my doc string when running from command line? This is the default behavior: ``` ERROR: The function received no value for the required argument:...
If I write a typed variable argument, I am expecting an argument of a specific type. Example: ```python import fire def test(some_str: str): print(some_str) if __name__ == "__main__": fire.Fire() ```...
As per #114 the default value for an argument should be visible in the help screen. Some considerations: - If the default value is a simple type and not too...
Thanks for creating this amazing library. I'm somewhat confused as to how the `--help` command is implemented. When running `python example.py --help` Fire only prints the flags, not the actual...
