// This example shows additional functionality of the "interactive-clap" macro for parsing command-line data into a structure using the macro's named attributes. // "named_arg" is a simplified version of the subcommand, consisting of a single enum element. // 1) build an example: cargo build --example struct_with_named_arg // 2) go to the `examples` folder: cd target/debug/examples // 3) run an example: ./struct_with_named_arg (without parameters) => entered interactive mode // ./struct_with_named_arg account QWERTY => account: Ok(Account { account: Sender { sender_account_id: "QWERTY" } }) // To learn more about the parameters, use "help" flag: ./struct_with_named_arg --help use interactive_clap::{ResultFromCli, ToCliArgs}; #[derive(Debug, Clone, interactive_clap::InteractiveClap)] struct Account { #[interactive_clap(named_arg)] ///Specify a sender account: Sender, } #[derive(Debug, Clone, interactive_clap::InteractiveClap)] pub struct Sender { ///What is the sender account ID? pub sender_account_id: String, } fn main() -> color_eyre::Result<()> { let mut cli_account = Account::parse(); let context = (); // default: input_context = () loop { let account = ::from_cli(Some(cli_account), context); match account { ResultFromCli::Ok(cli_account) | ResultFromCli::Cancel(Some(cli_account)) => { println!( "Your console command: {}", shell_words::join(&cli_account.to_cli_args()) ); return Ok(()); } ResultFromCli::Cancel(None) => { println!("Goodbye!"); return Ok(()); } ResultFromCli::Back => { cli_account = Default::default(); } ResultFromCli::Err(cli_account, err) => { if let Some(cli_account) = cli_account { println!( "Your console command: {}", shell_words::join(&cli_account.to_cli_args()) ); } return Err(err); } } } }