Does anyone have any experience with a python CLI framework that actually works?
I've tried cement which I can't get to work. I don't understand Cliff and Naked correct me if I'm wrong isn't much of a framework.
Thanks!
Python Good CLI framework
Python Good CLI framework
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Re: Python Good CLI framework
Python is one of those languages for me. I used it during my TMMOKIT days building a 3d MMORPG but even then was minimal. It is one of those languages that calls me to learn it(basically syntax I am sure) but I never bring myself to it.
So in other words I do not know any and just wasted your time
So in other words I do not know any and just wasted your time
Re: Python Good CLI framework
I'm probably the resident "Python Guy", but what is a CLI Framework?
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Re: Python Good CLI framework
I learned Python in school, but yeah, I am also kind of stumped on what a "CLI framework" would be. I am assuming CLI stands for "command line interface" (damn you Microsoft for throwing in "Common Language Infrastructure" to the same acronym!)
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Re: Python Good CLI framework
Yes it does mean, that. I have tried Python but never used any frameworks, I didn't think there would be any frameworks for CLI application.Jackolantern wrote:I learned Python in school, but yeah, I am also kind of stumped on what a "CLI framework" would be. I am assuming CLI stands for "command line interface" (damn you Microsoft for throwing in "Common Language Infrastructure" to the same acronym!)