TODO pip install simple-cmd-parser
def test():
"""Test docstring.
And we can have multiple lines, too.
- some
- list
```
example = "code"
```"""
return "Starting test."
test_map = {
"test": lambda: "Starting test.",
"test1": test,
"device": {
"connect": lambda *x: f"Connecting to device(s). {x}",
"disconnect": lambda x: f"Disconnecting device. {x}",
"status": lambda x: f"Displaying device status for {x}.",
"default": lambda: "Use 'device help' for all options.",
},
"status": {
"default": lambda: "Displaying test station status.",
}
}
i = Interpreter(test_map)
print(i.eval("help"))
print(i.eval("test"))
print(i.eval("test help"))
print(i.eval("device"))
print(i.eval("device help"))
print(i.eval("device connect some-device"))
print(i.eval("device connect some-device some-device-2"))
print(i.eval("device status some-device"))
print(i.eval("this command does not exist"))Output:
test
test1: Test docstring.
And we can have multiple lines, too.
- some
- list
\```
example = "code"
\```
device
connect
disconnect
status
default
status
default
['Starting test.']
test
["Use 'device help' for all options."]
device
connect
disconnect
status
default
["Connecting to device(s). ('rigol',)"]
["Connecting to device(s). ('rigol', 'rigol1')"]
['Displaying device status for rigol.']
Command 'this' not found in ['test', 'test1', 'device', 'status'].
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Usage:
test
test1: Test docstring.
And we can have multiple lines, too.
- some
- list
\```
example = "code"
\```
device
connect
disconnect
status
default
status
default