Simplify Cli Structure #87
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…rguments. This includes modifying the flags used to call various processes and how file extensions are provided. The to_clean dict in Cli.cli was modified to rely on more pythonic comprehension, rather than for loops. The requirements file was updated to include the Click module as well.
…passed via sys.argv. The flags that can be used are --undosort/-u, --sched/-s, --desched/-d, --ignore/-i, and -h. The --ignore/-i flag is used to identify which file extensions to ignore when sorting. The --ignore/-i flag can be passed multiple times, once for each extension, or parse a comma delimited string of extensions. The extensions can be passed with or without the preceding period.
Merging existing changes from master into click_integration for consistency.
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This change removes the need to parse arguments from sys.argv by using Click in order to handle the command line arguments. The flags that can be used have been modified a bit to support this change.
One notable change to usage is that the extensions to ignore during sorting can be passed with or without the preceding period, multiple --ignore/-i flags can be used to pass multiple extensions (a comma delimited string of extensions can still be passed), and the parsing of extensions is handled in a more pythonic way.