def __init__(self, arguments_dict, usage='%(prog)s', env_name='CLOUDLIB',
                 epilog=None, title=None, detail=None, description=None):
        """All variables are optional, and generally cosmetic.

            * If you wanted to change the program usage example, and or
              application name set the `usage` variable.

            * `env_name` pertains to any environment variables that are set and
              will be used as a prefix within the name of the available
              environment variable.

            * `eplilog` will allow you to set a string that is rendered at the
              end of the command when using ``--help``.

            * `detail` provides a short detailed information section under the
              example usage section.

            * `description` allows for more data to be used when describing the
              application.

        :param usage: `str`
        :param env_name: `str`
        :param epilog: `str`
        :param title: `str`
        :param detail: `str`
        :param description: `str`


        Example Usage:

        The arguments dictionary has several special keys which are reserved
        for building the CLI arguments.
        """
        self.usage = usage
        self.env_name = env_name
        self.epilog = epilog
        self.title = title
        self.detail = detail
        self.description = description
        self.arguments = arguments_dict
def __init__ ( self , arguments_dict , usage = '%(prog)s' , env_name = 'CLOUDLIB' , epilog = None , title = None , detail = None , description = None ) : self . usage = usage self . env_name = env_name self . epilog = epilog self . title = title self . detail = detail self . description = description self . arguments = arguments_dict
All variables are optional, and generally cosmetic.

            * If you wanted to change the program usage example, and or
              application name set the `usage` variable.

            * `env_name` pertains to any environment variables that are set and
              will be used as a prefix within the name of the available
              environment variable.

            * `eplilog` will allow you to set a string that is rendered at the
              end of the command when using ``--help``.

            * `detail` provides a short detailed information section under the
              example usage section.

            * `description` allows for more data to be used when describing the
              application.

        :param usage: `str`
        :param env_name: `str`
        :param epilog: `str`
        :param title: `str`
        :param detail: `str`
        :param description: `str`


        Example Usage:

        The arguments dictionary has several special keys which are reserved
        for building the CLI arguments.