[new release] cmdlang (3 packages) (0.0.6) #26782
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Looks like climate has newer versions being released (0.2.0). I will wait for a time to see if climate stabilizes and reconsider later whether it makes sense or when to release cmdlang to opam. Thank you. |
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Looks I cannot re-use this PR, re-opened a new one instead #26885 |
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This is the initial release for cmdlang packages providing an API to build declarative command-line parsers. More information at https://github.com/mbarbin/cmdlang. Short synopsis below:
Synopsis
Cmdlang is a library for creating command-line parsers in OCaml. Implemented as an OCaml EDSL, its declarative specification language lives at the intersection of other well-established similar libraries.
Cmdlang doesn't include an execution engine. Instead, Cmdlang parsers are automatically translated to cmdliner, core.command, or climate commands for execution.
Our goal is to provide an approachable, flexible, and user-friendly interface while allowing users to choose the backend runtime that best suits their needs.
Packages
cmdlang the user facing library to build the commands. It has no dependencies
cmdlang-to-cmdliner translate cmdlang commands to cmdliner
cmdlang-to-climate translate cmdlang commands to the newly released climate
cmdlang-stdlib-runner an execution engine implemented on top of
stdlib.arg