run-core 0.5.1 (experimental)

Runs, gets help and lists functions/methods from file with autocompletion. Extendable core/language drivers design.

Installation

Example

• create runfile.py in current working directory:

  def hello(person, times=1):
      """prints 'Hello, {person}, {times} times!'"""
      print('Hello, {person}, {times} times!'.
            format(person=person,
                   times=str(times)))
  
  def nothing():
      """does nothing"""
      pass
  
  OR
  
  class Runclass(object):
  
      def hello(self, person, times=1):
          """prints 'Hello, {person}, {times} times!'"""
          print('Hello, {person}, {times} times!'.
                format(person=person,
                       times=str(times)))
  
      def nothing(self):
          """does nothing"""
          pass
  

• get functions/methods list from command line:

  $ run
  hello
  nothing
  

• autocomplete function/method from command line:

  $ run he<TAB>
  $ run hello
  

• get function/method help from command line:

  $ run hello -h
  hello(person, times=1)
  prints 'Hello, {person}, {times} times!'
  

• run function/method from command line:

  $ run hello world times=3
  Hello, world, 3 times!
  

Usage

Command line:

run [-h] [-d DRIVER] [-l LANGUAGE] [-f RUNFILE] [-c RUNCLASS]
    [function] [arguments [arguments ...]]

positional arguments:
  function
  arguments

optional arguments:
  -h, --help
  -d DRIVER, --driver DRIVER
  -l LANGUAGE, --language LANGUAGE
  -f RUNFILE, --runfile RUNFILE
  -c RUNCLASS, --runclass RUNCLASS

Extension

You can write driver for your favorite language. It's all about run/inspect functions -- no script/command line routine need to be implemented. Core automaticly finds language drivers in run_{language}.{Language}Driver form. See Python driver as example - https://github.com/respect31/run-python.

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