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# SenApp - a Python library for CLI applications
This library provides API for fast writing of non-production CLI applications:
the ones that are used every day, but are too specific to become a standalone
product. With this library, writing a Python script is almost the same as
writing a shell script, while benefitting from CLI help and completion.
Notes:
- Supported Python versions: 3.6 and newer.
- The usage is to clone the repository and import its modules.
## Contents
- [log](#log)
- [shell](#shell)
- [cli](#cli)
## log
A wrapper for `logging`. Offers several functions for convenient logging:
| Entity | Description |
| -------- | ----------- |
| `logc()` | Global configuration - verbose mode, detailed mode. |
| `logt()` | Decorator for functions to trace their calls, visible only in verbose mode. |
| `logd()` | Debug prints, visible only in verbose. |
| `logi()` | Regular prints, always visible. |
| `loge()` | Error prints, always visible. |
```python
from senapp.log import logc, logd, logi
# Disable everything.
logc(verbose=False, detailed=False)
logd('Hello debug.')
logi('Hello info.')
# Hello info.
```
```python
from senapp.log import logc, logd, logi
# Enable verbose mode.
logc(verbose=True)
logd('Hello debug.')
logi('Hello info.')
# Hello debug.
# Hello info.
```
```python
from senapp.log import logc, logd, logi
# Enable detailed mode (note: enabled by default).
logc(detailed=True)
logi('Hello info.')
# 2023-12-24 07:34:21.367107 8998 8998 [I] test.py:<module>: Hello info.
```
```python
from senapp.log import logc, logd, logi
# Multi-line strings have the same prefix.
logc(detailed=True)
logi('I\nam\nMulti-line')
# 2023-12-24 07:34:21.367420 8998 8998 [I] test.py:<module>: I
# 2023-12-24 07:34:21.367420 8998 8998 [I] test.py:<module>: am
# 2023-12-24 07:34:21.367420 8998 8998 [I] test.py:<module>: Multi-line
```
```python
from senapp.log import logc, logd, logi
# Exceptions are printed with full traceback in detailed mode.
logc(detailed=True)
def fail():
raise Exception('I am exception.')
try:
fail()
except Exception as e:
logi(e)
# 2023-12-24 07:36:31.789119 9057 9057 [I] test.py:<module>: Traceback (most recent call last):
# 2023-12-24 07:36:31.789119 9057 9057 [I] test.py:<module>: File "/home/Projects/test/./test.py", line 40, in <module>
# 2023-12-24 07:36:31.789119 9057 9057 [I] test.py:<module>: fail()
# 2023-12-24 07:36:31.789119 9057 9057 [I] test.py:<module>: File "/home/Projects/test/./test.py", line 37, in fail
# 2023-12-24 07:36:31.789119 9057 9057 [I] test.py:<module>: raise Exception('I am exception.')
# 2023-12-24 07:36:31.789119 9057 9057 [I] test.py:<module>: Exception: I am exception.
```
## shell
A wrapper for `subprocess`. This module offers a function `sh()` that runs a
Bash command. It is possible to configure the behavior for capturing (how the
output is handled) and failure (an exception on non-zero exit code).
`sh()` returns a structure similar to `subprocess.CompletedProcess`, with the
command, the return code, and the output (if any).
```python
from senapp.shell import *
# Pure sub-shell mode. This mode is the default one, and the only one
# suitable for interactive shells like screen or ssh.
sh('echo "Hello, world!"')
# Hello, world!
```
```python
from senapp.shell import *
# Capture mode. The output is captured with the newline.
out = sh('echo "Hello, world!"', mode=sh_mode_cap).out
print(f'Captured: {out}')
# Captured: Hello, world!
#
```
```python
from senapp.shell import *
# Logging mode.
out = sh('echo "Hello, world!"', mode=sh_mode_log).out
print(f'Captured: {out}')
# 2023-12-24 07:52:57.788524 9747 9747 [I] shell.py:sh_mode_log: Hello, world!
# Captured:
```
```python
from senapp.shell import *
# Dual mode: logging + capture.
out = sh('echo "Hello, world!"', mode=sh_mode_tee).out
print(f'Captured: {out}')
# 2023-12-24 07:55:49.583079 9903 9903 [I] shell.py:sh_mode_tee: Hello, world!
# Captured: Hello, world!
#
```
```python
from senapp.shell import *
# Exception of failure.
sh('false')
# Traceback (most recent call last):
# File "/home/Projects/test/./test.py", line 5, in <module>
# sh('false')
# File "/home/Projects/test/./test.py", line 137, in wrapper
# ret = func(*args, **kwargs)
# File "/home/Projects/test/./test.py", line 142, in sh
# raise ShellError(result)
# senapp.shell.ShellError: Command failed with code 1:
# false
```
## cli
A wrapper for [`argparse`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/argparse.html) (CLI parsing)
and [`argcomplete`](https://github.com/kislyuk/argcomplete) (CLI completion).
This module offers the OOP interface for CLI application building:
| Entity | Description |
| -------- | ----------- |
| `Arg` | A command line argument, positional or optional. |
| `App` | A root application or a sub-command. |
| `Main` | A root application with predefined arguments for the debug output. |
| `Bundle` | A parsed command line. |
An example with two sub-applications:
```python
#!/usr/bin/env python3
# PYTHON_ARGCOMPLETE_OK
from senapp.cli import *
from senapp.log import *
class HelloStr(App):
def __init__(self) -> 'None':
# The sub-application is named "hello-str".
super().__init__(
name='hello-str',
help='Print "Hello" and the strings.',
)
# Multi-value positional argument - a message to print.
self.arg_val = Arg(
name='STR', # Name that appears on the command line.
count='*', # Allow 0 or more values.
help='Strings to print.', # A help string.
)
# Add it to the App.
self.add(self.arg_val)
def __call__(self, bundle: 'Bundle') -> 'None':
super().__call__(bundle)
# Bundle uses the Arg object itself to subscript.
values = bundle[self.arg_val]
# Combine the message.
message = ' '.join(values)
# Print it using senapp.log.
logd(f'Hello: {message}')
logi(f'Hello: {message}')
class HelloInt(App):
def __init__(self) -> 'None':
# The sub-application is named "hello-int".
super().__init__(
name='hello-int',
help='Print "Hello" and the integer.',
)
# Single-value optional argument - an int to print.
self.arg_val = Arg(
name='INT', # Name that appears on the command line.
sopt='i', # The short option name (-i).
lopt='int', # The long option name (--int).
type=int, # The type.
help='Integer to print.', # A help string.
default=22, # A fallback value.
choices={ # Acceptable values and their helps.
1: 'Print 1.',
22: 'Print 22.',
340: 'Print 340.',
},
)
# Add it to the App.
self.add(self.arg_val)
def __call__(self, bundle: 'Bundle') -> 'None':
super().__call__(bundle)
# Bundle uses the Arg object itself to subscript.
message = bundle[self.arg_val]
# Print it using senapp.log.
logi(f'Hello: {message}')
class HelloMain(Main):
def __init__(self) -> 'None':
super().__init__('hello')
# Main is a subclass of App.
# App.add() is overloaded to accept Arg and App.
self.add(HelloStr())
self.add(HelloInt())
# Call the main routine.
HelloMain()()
```
Call scenarios:
```shell
# Help in the root app.
./hello.py -h
# usage: hello [-h] [-v] [-d] APP ...
#
# positional arguments:
# APP Sub-command:
# * hello-str - Print "Hello" and the strings.
# * hello-int - Print "Hello" and the integer.
#
# options:
# -h, --help Show this help message and exit.
# -v, --verbose Print debug and trace logs.
# -d, --detailed Print timestamp, process, thread, level, path.
```
```shell
# Help in hello-str.
./hello.py hello-str -h
# usage: hello-str [-h] [STR ...]
#
# Print "Hello" and the strings.
#
# positional arguments:
# STR Strings to print.
#
# options:
# -h, --help Show this help message and exit.
```
```shell
# Help in hello-int.
./hello.py hello-int -h
# usage: hello-int [-h] [-i INT]
#
# Print "Hello" and the integer.
#
# options:
# -h, --help Show this help message and exit.
# -i INT, --int INT Integer to print.
# Possible values:
# * 1 - Print 1.
# * 22 - Print 22.
# * 340 - Print 340.
# Defaults to: 22
```
```shell
# Call hello-str with no args.
./hello.py hello-str
# Hello:
# Call hello-str with args.
./hello.py hello-str a b c
# Hello: a b c
# Call hello-int with no arg.
./hello.py hello-int
# Hello: 22
# Call hello-int with arg.
./hello.py hello-int -i 340
# Hello: 340
# Call hello-int with wrong arg.
./hello.py hello-int -i 350
# Traceback (most recent call last):
# File "/home/Projects/./hello.py", line 78, in <module>
# HelloMain()()
# File "/home/Projects/./hello.py", line 1132, in __call__
# bundle = Parser.parse(parser, self, argv)
# File "/home/Projects/./hello.py", line 972, in parse
# args[x] = x(values)
# File "/home/Projects/./hello.py", line 316, in __call__
# raise ValueError(
# ValueError: Invalid value for argument INT: 42. The value must be in choices:
# * 1
# * 22
# * 340
# Call with detailed mode.
./hello.py -d hello-str a b c
# 2023-12-24 09:01:37.743316 20986 20986 [I] hello.py:__call__: Hello: a b c
# Call with verbose mode.
./hello.py -v hello-str a b c
# Hello: a b c
# Hello: a b c
# Call with both modes.
./hello.py -vd hello-str a b c
# 2023-12-24 09:04:05.568630 21151 21151 [D] hello.py:__call__: Hello: a b c
# 2023-12-24 09:04:05.569131 21151 21151 [I] hello.py:__call__: Hello: a b c
```
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"description": "# SenApp - a Python library for CLI applications\n\nThis library provides API for fast writing of non-production CLI applications:\nthe ones that are used every day, but are too specific to become a standalone\nproduct. With this library, writing a Python script is almost the same as\nwriting a shell script, while benefitting from CLI help and completion.\n\nNotes:\n - Supported Python versions: 3.6 and newer.\n - The usage is to clone the repository and import its modules.\n\n## Contents\n\n- [log](#log)\n- [shell](#shell)\n- [cli](#cli)\n\n## log\n\nA wrapper for `logging`. Offers several functions for convenient logging:\n\n| Entity | Description |\n| -------- | ----------- |\n| `logc()` | Global configuration - verbose mode, detailed mode. |\n| `logt()` | Decorator for functions to trace their calls, visible only in verbose mode. |\n| `logd()` | Debug prints, visible only in verbose. |\n| `logi()` | Regular prints, always visible. |\n| `loge()` | Error prints, always visible. |\n\n\n```python\nfrom senapp.log import logc, logd, logi\n\n# Disable everything.\nlogc(verbose=False, detailed=False)\nlogd('Hello debug.')\nlogi('Hello info.')\n\n# Hello info.\n```\n\n```python\nfrom senapp.log import logc, logd, logi\n\n# Enable verbose mode.\nlogc(verbose=True)\nlogd('Hello debug.')\nlogi('Hello info.')\n\n# Hello debug.\n# Hello info.\n```\n\n```python\nfrom senapp.log import logc, logd, logi\n\n# Enable detailed mode (note: enabled by default).\nlogc(detailed=True)\nlogi('Hello info.')\n\n# 2023-12-24 07:34:21.367107 8998 8998 [I] test.py:<module>: Hello info.\n```\n\n```python\nfrom senapp.log import logc, logd, logi\n\n# Multi-line strings have the same prefix.\nlogc(detailed=True)\nlogi('I\\nam\\nMulti-line')\n\n# 2023-12-24 07:34:21.367420 8998 8998 [I] test.py:<module>: I\n# 2023-12-24 07:34:21.367420 8998 8998 [I] test.py:<module>: am\n# 2023-12-24 07:34:21.367420 8998 8998 [I] test.py:<module>: Multi-line\n```\n\n```python\nfrom senapp.log import logc, logd, logi\n\n# Exceptions are printed with full traceback in detailed mode.\nlogc(detailed=True)\n\ndef fail():\n raise Exception('I am exception.')\n\ntry:\n fail()\nexcept Exception as e:\n logi(e)\n\n# 2023-12-24 07:36:31.789119 9057 9057 [I] test.py:<module>: Traceback (most recent call last):\n# 2023-12-24 07:36:31.789119 9057 9057 [I] test.py:<module>: File \"/home/Projects/test/./test.py\", line 40, in <module>\n# 2023-12-24 07:36:31.789119 9057 9057 [I] test.py:<module>: fail()\n# 2023-12-24 07:36:31.789119 9057 9057 [I] test.py:<module>: File \"/home/Projects/test/./test.py\", line 37, in fail\n# 2023-12-24 07:36:31.789119 9057 9057 [I] test.py:<module>: raise Exception('I am exception.')\n# 2023-12-24 07:36:31.789119 9057 9057 [I] test.py:<module>: Exception: I am exception.\n```\n\n## shell\n\nA wrapper for `subprocess`. This module offers a function `sh()` that runs a\nBash command. It is possible to configure the behavior for capturing (how the\noutput is handled) and failure (an exception on non-zero exit code).\n\n`sh()` returns a structure similar to `subprocess.CompletedProcess`, with the\ncommand, the return code, and the output (if any).\n\n```python\nfrom senapp.shell import *\n\n# Pure sub-shell mode. This mode is the default one, and the only one\n# suitable for interactive shells like screen or ssh.\nsh('echo \"Hello, world!\"')\n\n# Hello, world!\n```\n\n```python\nfrom senapp.shell import *\n\n# Capture mode. 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