Hola Izio!
> Conversely, JCommander has a very low learning curve.
sure I'm JCommander user myself, but that are the reason why that
approach cannot universally applied
* it's not complete (yet) since it doesn't support Java-alike dynamic
options such as `-Dproperty=value` (they need to be coll
Hi Simone,
I don't know how others make use of CLI, what I'm going to discuss is only
my personal point of view.
I have to do with the command line stuff one time per project (more or
less), and I have to admit that the CLI api (even though is a good one) is
every time hard to apply. This is probab
Hi all guys,
I have been experimenting a new set of CLI APIs outside the ASF,
taking the best from existing CLI and some other non-ASF libraries,
mainly Cédric's JCommander[1], the purposes are:
* using fluent APIs;
* simplify the Options building;
* reducing the number of involved components;
