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# Piou
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A CLI tool to build beautiful command-line interfaces with type validation.
- [Why Piou](#why-piou)
- [Installation](#installation)
- [Features](#features)
- [Commands](#commands)
- [Without Command](#without-command)
- [Command Groups / Sub-commands](#command-groups--sub-commands)
- [Options processor](#options-processor)
- [Derived Options](#derived-options)
- [On Command Run](#on-command-run)
- [Help / Errors Formatter](#help--errors-formatter)
- [Moving from argparse](#moving-from-argparse)
It is as simple as
```python
from piou import Cli, Option
cli = Cli(description='A CLI tool')
@cli.command(cmd='foo', help='Run foo command')
def foo_main(
bar: int = Option(..., help='Bar positional argument (required)'),
baz: str = Option(..., '-b', '--baz', help='Baz keyword argument (required)'),
foo: str | None = Option(None, '--foo', help='Foo keyword argument'),
):
"""
A longer description on what the function is doing.
You can run it with:
```bash
python -m piou.example.simple foo 1 -b baz
```
And you are good to go!
"""
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
cli.run()
```
The output will look like this:
- `python -m examples.simple -h`
- `python -m examples.simple foo -h`
## Why Piou?
I could not find a library that provided:
- the same developer experience as [FastAPI](https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/)
- customization of the interface (to build a CLI similar to the one of [Poetry](https://python-poetry.org/))
- type validation / casting
[Typer](https://github.com/tiangolo/typer) is the closest alternative in terms of experience but lacks the possibility
to format the output in a custom way using external libraries (like [Rich](https://github.com/Textualize/rich)).
**Piou** provides all these possibilities and lets you define your own [Formatter](#help--errors-formatter).
## Installation
You can install `piou` with either:
- `pip install piou`
- `conda install piou -c conda-forge`
## Features
### Commands
```python
from piou import Cli, Option
cli = Cli(description='A CLI tool')
@cli.command(cmd='foo', help='Run foo command')
def foo_main(
foo1: int = Option(..., help='Foo arguments'),
foo2: str = Option(..., '-f', '--foo2', help='Foo2 arguments'),
foo3: str | None = Option(None, '-g', '--foo3', help='Foo3 arguments'),
):
pass
@cli.command(cmd='bar', help='Run bar command')
def bar_main(
foo1: int = Option(..., help='Foo arguments'),
foo2: str = Option(..., '-f', '--foo2', help='Foo2 arguments'),
foo3: str | None = Option(None, '-g', '--foo3', help='Foo3 arguments'),
):
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
cli.run()
```
In this case, `foo1` is a positional argument while `foo2` and `foo3` are keyword arguments.
You can optionally specify global options that will be passed to all commands:
```python
cli = Cli(description='A CLI tool')
cli.add_option('-q', '--quiet', help='Do not output any message')
```
The **description** can also be extracted from the function docstring. Both functions here return the same description.
```python
@cli.command(cmd='bar', description='Run foo command')
def bar_main():
pass
@cli.command(cmd='bar2')
def bar_2_main():
"""
Run foo command
"""
pass
```
A command can also be asynchronous, it will be run automatically using `asyncio.run`.
```python
@cli.command(cmd='bar', help='Run foo command')
async def bar_main():
pass
```
### Without Command
If you want to run a function without specifying a command, you can use the `main` decorator
or the `is_main` parameter to the `command` decorator:
```python
@cli.command(help='Run without command', is_main=True)
def run_main():
pass
```
or even simpler:
```python
@cli.main()
def run_main():
pass
```
This will allow you to run the function without specifying a command:
```bash
python -m examples.simple_main -h
```
**Note**: You can only have one `main` function in the CLI.
### Command Groups / Sub-commands
You can group commands into sub-commands:
```python
from piou import Cli, Option
cli = Cli(description='A CLI tool')
@cli.command(cmd='foo', help='Run foo command')
def foo_main():
pass
sub_cmd = cli.add_sub_parser(cmd='sub', help='A sub command')
sub_cmd.add_option('--test', help='Test mode')
@sub_cmd.command(cmd='bar', help='Run bar command')
def sub_bar_main(**kwargs):
pass
@sub_cmd.command(cmd='foo', help='Run foo command')
def sub_foo_main(
test: bool,
foo1: int = Option(..., help='Foo argument'),
foo2: str = Option(..., '-f', '--foo2', help='Foo2 argument'),
):
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
cli.run()
```
So when running `python run.py sub -h` it will output the following:
### Options processor
Sometimes, you want to run a function using the global arguments before running the actual command (for instance
initialize a logger based on the `verbose` level).
To do so, you use `set_options_processor` that will receive all the current global options of the CLI.
```python
from piou import Cli
cli = Cli(description='A CLI tool')
cli.add_option('--verbose', help='Increase verbosity')
def processor(verbose: bool):
print(f'Processing {verbose=}')
cli.set_options_processor(processor)
```
You can also use the decorator syntax:
```python
from piou import Cli, Option
cli = Cli(description='A CLI tool')
@cli.processor()
def processor(verbose: bool = Option(False, '--verbose', help='Increase verbosity')):
print(f'Processing {verbose=}')
```
By default, when a processor is set, the global arguments will not be passed downstream.
If you still want them to be passed to the functions, set:
```python
cli = Cli(description='A CLI tool', propagate_options=True)
```
or in the case of a **sub-command**:
```python
cli.add_sub_parser(cmd='sub', help='A sub command', propagate_options=True)
```
### Derived Options
Sometimes, you want to reuse the options in multiple commands and group them into a single output to pass to
the command. For instance, you might want to group connection string parameters to connect to a database. Here is a
full example:
```python
from piou import Cli, Option, Derived, Password
import psycopg2
cli = Cli(description='A CLI tool')
def get_pg_conn(
pg_user: str = Option('postgres', '--pg-user'),
pg_pwd: Password = Option('postgres', '--pg-pwd'),
pg_host: str = Option('localhost', '--pg-host'),
pg_port: int = Option(5432, '--pg-port'),
pg_db: str = Option('postgres', '--pg-db')
):
conn = psycopg2.connect(dbname=pg_db, user=pg_user, password=pg_pwd,
host=pg_host, port=pg_port)
return conn
@cli.command(help='Run foo command')
def foo(pg_conn=Derived(get_pg_conn)):
...
@cli.command(help='Run bar command')
def bar(pg_conn=Derived(get_pg_conn)):
...
```
You can also pass dynamic derived functions to avoid duplicating the derived logic:
```python
import os
from typing import Literal
from piou import Cli, Option, Derived
cli = Cli(description='A CLI tool')
def get_pg_url_dynamic(source: Literal['db1', 'db2']):
_source_upper = source.upper()
_host_arg = f'--host-{source}'
_db_arg = f'--{source}'
def _derived(
# We need to specify the `arg_name` here
pg_host: str = Option(os.getenv(f'PG_HOST_{_source_upper}', 'localhost'),
_host_arg, arg_name=_host_arg),
pg_db: str = Option(os.getenv(f'PG_DB_{_source_upper}', source),
_db_arg, arg_name=_db_arg),
):
return f'postgresql://postgres:postgres@{pg_host}:5432/{pg_db}'
return _derived
@cli.command(help='Run dynamic command')
def dynamic(url_1: str = Derived(get_pg_url_dynamic('db1')),
url_2: str = Derived(get_pg_url_dynamic('db2'))):
...
```
So that the output will look like this:
### On Command Run
If you want to get the command name and arguments information that are passed to it (for general purpose
debugging for instance), you can pass `on_cmd_run` to the CLI.
```python
from piou import Cli, Option, CommandMeta, Derived
def on_cmd_run(meta: CommandMeta):
pass
cli = Cli(description='A CLI tool',
on_cmd_run=on_cmd_run)
def processor(a: int = Option(1, '-a'),
b: int = Option(2, '-b')):
return a + b
@cli.command()
def test(
value: int = Derived(processor),
bar: str = Option(None, '--bar')
):
pass
```
In this case, `meta` will be equal to:
```python
CommandMeta(cmd_name='test',
fn_args={'bar': 'bar', 'value': 5},
cmd_args={'a': 3, 'b': 2, 'bar': 'bar'})
```
### Help / Errors Formatter
You can customize the help and the different errors displayed by the CLI by passing a Formatter.
The default one is the **Rich formatter** based on the [Rich](https://github.com/Textualize/rich) package:
- `cmd_color`: set the color of the command in the help
- `option_color`: set the color of the positional / keyword arguments in the help
- `default_color`: set the color of the default values in the help
- `show_default`: show the default values of the keyword arguments (if available)
You can create your own Formatter by subclassing the `Formatter` class (see
the [Rich formatter](https://github.com/Andarius/piou/blob/master/piou/formatter/rich_formatter.py)
for example).
The **Rich Formatter** supports the `Password` type that will hide the default value when printing help.
For instance:
```python
from piou import Password, Option
def test(pg_pwd: Password = Option('postgres', '--pg-pwd')):
...
```
## Moving from `argparse`
If you are migrating code from `argparse` to `piou` here are some differences:
### 1. choices:
`add_argument('--pick', choices=['foo', 'bar'])`
can be replaced with the following:
- `pick: Literal['foo', 'bar'] = Option(None, '--pick')`
- `pick: Literal['foo'] | Literal['bar'] = Option(None, '--pick')`
- `pick: str = Option(None, '--pick', choices=['foo', 'bar'])`
**Notes**:
- You can disable the case sensitivity by passing `Option(None, '--pick', case_sensitive=False)`
- Specifying both a `Literal` type and `choices` will raise an error.
### 2. action=store_true:
`add_argument('--verbose', action='store_true')`
can be replaced with
`verbose: bool = Option(False, '--verbose')`
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For instance, you might want to group connection string parameters to connect to a database. 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