Here is an unwanted advice from a old dog, you don't need any libray to write CLIs.
A function to display help, and another old to parse the CLI parameters isn't PhD level coding.
Also nowadays, any LLM friend can quickly generate them.
Here is an unwanted advice from a old dog, you don't need any libray to write CLIs.
A function to display help, and another old to parse the CLI parameters isn't PhD level coding.
Also nowadays, any LLM friend can quickly generate them.
Yeah the last CLI app I used was actually a TUI. It routed std out and std err from scripts and programs it'd call out to into separate windows. It had animations and effects and a help system built in. It also had theming support because the library I used for the TUI happened to have that and came with some default themes! It was a bit beyond a simple CLI tool.
If I'm farfing around with the console I'm going to have fun.