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DanCardin
Declarative CLI argument parser
Not going to work in the short term. Some of the required functionality isn't merged yet, and none of it is in a released version. Also, type-lens only supports python...
```python arg: Annotated[ int, cappa.Arg(short="-v", action=cappa.ArgAction.count), cappa.Arg(long="--verbosity"), ] = 0 ``` Is the proposed syntax for this so far. This might be nicer as `X | Y`, but that gets...
This is probably blocked on https://github.com/DanCardin/cappa/pull/117. Realistically, the current `annotation` and `extra_annotations` used by the parsers is bad DX in comparison to something like `TypeView`. If all the parsers are...
The biggest barrier preventing me from using cappa right now is that it forces me to use less strict type-checking in my project, because of all of the untyped parts...
Just like we can do: ```python output = cappa.Output(error_format="[bold]insiders[/]: [bold red]error[/]: {message}") ``` ...I was wondering if it would make sense to allow such markup in `HelpFormatter.default_format` too, for example:...
Perhaps something like ```python @command(subcommands=[a, b]) def function(): ... def a(): ... def b(): ... ``` A syntax like this is essentially forced, given the lack of a real, namable...
According to the [Docs](https://cappa.readthedocs.io/en/latest/arg.html#arg-num-args): > `num_args=-1` can be used to indicate that 0 or more (i.e. unbounded number of) arguments will be consumed, similarly resulting in a sequence-type output (even...
would it be possible to add a `case_insensitive` parameter to `Arg`? ```python from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import Annotated import cappa @dataclass class Command: color: Annotated[ str, cappa.Arg( choices=["Red",...