Args
Index¶
- args::check_no_args
- args::check_at_most_1_arg
- args::check_exactly_1_arg
- args::check_at_least_1_arg
- args::check_at_most_2_args
- args::check_exactly_2_args
- args::check_at_least_2_args
- args::check_at_most_3_args
- args::check_exactly_3_args
- args::check_at_least_3_args
- args::check_at_most_4_args
- args::check_exactly_4_args
- args::check_at_least_4_args
- args::has_num_args
- args::no_args
- args::has_at_least_num_args
- args::check_for_stdin
- args::stdin_exists
- args::print_help
- args::handle_help_flag
args::check_no_args¶
Die if called with any arguments.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (count-checked; 0 expected)
args::check_at_most_1_arg¶
Die if called with more than 1 argument.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (count-checked; ≤1 expected)
args::check_exactly_1_arg¶
Die if not called with exactly 1 argument.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (count-checked; exactly 1 expected)
args::check_at_least_1_arg¶
Die if called with fewer than 1 argument.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (count-checked; ≥1 expected)
args::check_at_most_2_args¶
Die if called with more than 2 arguments.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (count-checked; ≤2 expected)
args::check_exactly_2_args¶
Die if not called with exactly 2 arguments.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (count-checked; exactly 2 expected)
args::check_at_least_2_args¶
Die if called with fewer than 2 arguments.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (count-checked; ≥2 expected)
args::check_at_most_3_args¶
Die if called with more than 3 arguments.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (count-checked; ≤3 expected)
args::check_exactly_3_args¶
Die if not called with exactly 3 arguments.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (count-checked; exactly 3 expected)
args::check_at_least_3_args¶
Die if called with fewer than 3 arguments.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (count-checked; ≥3 expected)
args::check_at_most_4_args¶
Die if called with more than 4 arguments.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (count-checked; ≤4 expected)
args::check_exactly_4_args¶
Die if not called with exactly 4 arguments.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (count-checked; exactly 4 expected)
args::check_at_least_4_args¶
Die if called with fewer than 4 arguments.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (count-checked; ≥4 expected)
args::has_num_args¶
Return true if called with exactly the given number of arguments.
Arguments¶
- $1 (expected): count
- ... (remaining): args (count-checked against $1)
Exit codes¶
- 0: if remaining arg count equals $1
- 1: otherwise
args::no_args¶
Return true if called with no arguments.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments
Exit codes¶
- 0: if no args
- 1: otherwise
args::has_at_least_num_args¶
Return true if called with at least the given number of arguments.
Arguments¶
- $1 (minimum): count
- ... (remaining): args (count-checked against $1)
Exit codes¶
- 0: if remaining arg count is >= $1
- 1: otherwise
args::check_for_stdin¶
Die if stdin has no data available (i.e., a terminal is attached). shellcheck disable=SC2120 # called with no args by callers, but shellcheck can't see all call sites
Function has no arguments.
args::stdin_exists¶
Return true if stdin has data available (i.e., not a terminal). shellcheck disable=SC2120 # called with no args by callers, but shellcheck can't see all call sites
Function has no arguments.
Exit codes¶
- 0: if true
- 1: if false
args::print_help¶
Print help text derived from the file-level shdoc header of the caller (or the given script path). Parses comment lines between the shebang and the first non-comment line for @description, @arg, @noargs, @stdout, @stderr, @exitcode, and @example tags. Multi-line continuations of @description and @example are preserved.
Arguments¶
- $1 (path): Optional script path; defaults to "$0" (the caller).
Exit codes¶
- 0: always.
Output on stdout¶
- Formatted help text.
args::handle_help_flag¶
Scan caller's args for -h/--help; if found, print help via args::print_help and exit 0.
Call early in a top-level script, before arg-count guards, so help works even when called with no other args.
Arguments¶
- ... (caller's): arguments (forwarded verbatim)
Exit codes¶
- 0: if -h/--help found (after printing help)