<reponame>andsens/docopt.sh
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import sys
import os
import docopt
import logging
import termcolor
from . import __doc__ as pkg_doc, __name__ as root_name, DocoptError, __version__
from .parser import ParserParameters, Parser, Library
from .script import Script

log = logging.getLogger(root_name)

__doc__ = pkg_doc + """
Usage:
  docopt.sh [options] (- | SCRIPT)
  docopt.sh generate-library

Options:
  --line-length -n N   Max line length when minifying (0 to disable,default: 80)
  --library -l SRC     Generates only the dynamic part of the parser and
                       includes the static parts using `source SRC`.
                       Use `generate-library` to create that file.
  --no-auto-params -P  Disable auto-detection parser generation parameters
  --parser -p          Output the parser instead of inserting it in the script
  --help -h            Show this help screen
  --version            Show the docopt.sh version

Note:
  When reading the script from stdin (`-` instead of SCRIPT)
  docopt.sh will output the modified script to stdout.

Parameters:
  You can set the global variables before invoking docopt with
  `eval "$(docopt "$@")"` to change the behavior of the parser.
  Consult the readme for advanced options.

  $DOCOPT_PROGRAM_VERSION  The string to print when --version is specified
                           [default: none/disabled]
  $DOCOPT_ADD_HELP         Set to `false` to not print usage on --help
                           [default: true]
  $DOCOPT_OPTIONS_FIRST    Set to `true` to fail when options are specified
                           after arguments/commands [default: false]
"""


def docopt_sh(params):
  # `generate-library` will never be true because it is specified after [SCRIPT]
  # which matches it first. We want it in that order though, but there's a simple workaround:
  if params['SCRIPT'] == 'generate-library':
    library = Library()
    exclude = ['docopt']
    sys.stdout.write('#!/usr/bin/env bash\n\n' + str(library.generate_code(exclude=exclude)))
  else:
    try:
      if params['-']:
        script = Script(sys.stdin.read())
      else:
        with open(params['SCRIPT'], 'r') as h:
          script = Script(h.read(), params['SCRIPT'])
      script.validate()

      parser_parameters = ParserParameters(params, script)
      parser = Parser(parser_parameters)

      if params['--parser']:
        sys.stdout.write(parser.generate(script))
      else:
        patched_script = script.patch(parser)
        if params['-']:
          sys.stdout.write(str(patched_script))
        else:
          with open(params['SCRIPT'], 'w') as h:
            h.write(str(patched_script))
          if patched_script == script:
            log.info('The parser in %s is already up-to-date.', params['SCRIPT'])
          else:
            log.info('%s has been updated.', params['SCRIPT'])
    except DocoptError as e:
      log.error(str(e))
      sys.exit(e.exit_code)


def setup_logging():
  level_colors = {
    logging.ERROR: 'red',
    logging.WARN: 'yellow',
  }

  class ColorFormatter(logging.Formatter):

    def format(self, record):
        record.msg = termcolor.colored(str(record.msg), level_colors.get(record.levelno, None))
        return super(ColorFormatter, self).format(record)

  stderr = logging.StreamHandler(sys.stderr)
  if os.isatty(2):
    stderr.setFormatter(ColorFormatter())
  log.setLevel(level=logging.INFO)
  log.addHandler(stderr)


def main():
  setup_logging()
  params = docopt.docopt(__doc__, version=__version__)
  docopt_sh(params)


if __name__ == '__main__':
  main()

#!/usr/bin/env python3
import sys
import os
import docopt
import logging
import termcolor
from . import __doc__ as pkg_doc, __name__ as root_name, DocoptError, __version__
from .parser import ParserParameters, Parser, Library
from .script import Script

log = logging.getLogger(root_name)

__doc__ = pkg_doc + """
Usage:
  docopt.sh [options] (- | SCRIPT)
  docopt.sh generate-library

Options:
  --line-length -n N   Max line length when minifying (0 to disable,default: 80)
  --library -l SRC     Generates only the dynamic part of the parser and
                       includes the static parts using `source SRC`.
                       Use `generate-library` to create that file.
  --no-auto-params -P  Disable auto-detection parser generation parameters
  --parser -p          Output the parser instead of inserting it in the script
  --help -h            Show this help screen
  --version            Show the docopt.sh version

Note:
  When reading the script from stdin (`-` instead of SCRIPT)
  docopt.sh will output the modified script to stdout.

Parameters:
  You can set the global variables before invoking docopt with
  `eval "$(docopt "$@")"` to change the behavior of the parser.
  Consult the readme for advanced options.

  $DOCOPT_PROGRAM_VERSION  The string to print when --version is specified
                           [default: none/disabled]
  $DOCOPT_ADD_HELP         Set to `false` to not print usage on --help
                           [default: true]
  $DOCOPT_OPTIONS_FIRST    Set to `true` to fail when options are specified
                           after arguments/commands [default: false]
"""


def docopt_sh(params):
  # `generate-library` will never be true because it is specified after [SCRIPT]
  # which matches it first. We want it in that order though, but there's a simple workaround:
  if params['SCRIPT'] == 'generate-library':
    library = Library()
    exclude = ['docopt']
    sys.stdout.write('#!/usr/bin/env bash\n\n' + str(library.generate_code(exclude=exclude)))
  else:
    try:
      if params['-']:
        script = Script(sys.stdin.read())
      else:
        with open(params['SCRIPT'], 'r') as h:
          script = Script(h.read(), params['SCRIPT'])
      script.validate()

      parser_parameters = ParserParameters(params, script)
      parser = Parser(parser_parameters)

      if params['--parser']:
        sys.stdout.write(parser.generate(script))
      else:
        patched_script = script.patch(parser)
        if params['-']:
          sys.stdout.write(str(patched_script))
        else:
          with open(params['SCRIPT'], 'w') as h:
            h.write(str(patched_script))
          if patched_script == script:
            log.info('The parser in %s is already up-to-date.', params['SCRIPT'])
          else:
            log.info('%s has been updated.', params['SCRIPT'])
    except DocoptError as e:
      log.error(str(e))
      sys.exit(e.exit_code)


def setup_logging():
  level_colors = {
    logging.ERROR: 'red',
    logging.WARN: 'yellow',
  }

  class ColorFormatter(logging.Formatter):

    def format(self, record):
        record.msg = termcolor.colored(str(record.msg), level_colors.get(record.levelno, None))
        return super(ColorFormatter, self).format(record)

  stderr = logging.StreamHandler(sys.stderr)
  if os.isatty(2):
    stderr.setFormatter(ColorFormatter())
  log.setLevel(level=logging.INFO)
  log.addHandler(stderr)


def main():
  setup_logging()
  params = docopt.docopt(__doc__, version=__version__)
  docopt_sh(params)


if __name__ == '__main__':
  main()
#!/usr/bin/env python3 Usage:   docopt.sh [options] (- | SCRIPT)   docopt.sh generate-library  Options:   --line-length -n N   Max line length when minifying (0 to disable,default: 80)   --library -l SRC     Generates only the dynamic part of the parser and                        includes the static parts using `source SRC`.                        Use `generate-library` to create that file.   --no-auto-params -P  Disable auto-detection parser generation parameters   --parser -p          Output the parser instead of inserting it in the script   --help -h            Show this help screen   --version            Show the docopt.sh version  Note:   When reading the script from stdin (`-` instead of SCRIPT)   docopt.sh will output the modified script to stdout.  Parameters:   You can set the global variables before invoking docopt with   `eval "$(docopt "$@")"` to change the behavior of the parser.   Consult the readme for advanced options.    $DOCOPT_PROGRAM_VERSION  The string to print when --version is specified                            [default: none/disabled]   $DOCOPT_ADD_HELP         Set to `false` to not print usage on --help                            [default: true]   $DOCOPT_OPTIONS_FIRST    Set to `true` to fail when options are specified                            after arguments/commands [default: false] # `generate-library` will never be true because it is specified after [SCRIPT] # which matches it first. We want it in that order though, but there's a simple workaround: