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Is it possible to create an alias of a command? For example in the help menu, under "Available commands", there would be something like this:
Available commands:
search, s Do some searching or whatever.
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Also might be related: is it possible to specify a defaut command?
Note that all of the things above are possible with a liberal use of Alternative, but these make the help menu much less appealing:
\/-- looks meh
Usage: surcher [(-p|--port PORT) | COMMAND] [-d|--dir PATH]
Available options:
-p,--port PORT Port on which to serve the web interface. <- this should probably be only visible in the help menu for "serve"
-h,--help Show this help text
Available commands:
search Execute a single search with a query.
s Serve a website for searching. <- """""alias"""""
serve Serve a website for searching.
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Inspired by pcapriotti/optparse-applicative#484. This is actually pretty neat, even if the help text is slightly odd. This is probably the best interface we can have without some form of "default command" as discussed there, or option groups (pcapriotti/optparse-applicative#270).
Is it possible to create an alias of a command? For example in the help menu, under "Available commands", there would be something like this:
Also might be related: is it possible to specify a defaut command?
Note that all of the things above are possible with a liberal use of Alternative, but these make the help menu much less appealing:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: