Releases: natemcmaster/CommandLineUtils
v2.2.0-rc
v2.2.0-beta
8f1d78e
natemcmaster
Nate McMaster
This release contains a huge refactoring to the way the attribute-binding was implemented. As a part of this, I've made it possible for you to extend and control better the way that a .NET type is bound to CommandLineApplication.
New features:
- Add
CommandOptionType.SingleOrNoValue. Options of this type can be a switch, or have a value but only in the form--param:valueor--param=value. - Support mapping
Tuple<bool,T>andValueTuple<bool,T>toCommandOptionType.SingleOrNoValue - Added
CommandLineApplication<TModel>. This allows associating an application with a specific .NET type - Convention API. Adds support for writing your own conventions to convert command line arguments into a .NET type
- [@sebastienros] - Support for case-insensitive options
- Add support for constructor injection and dependency injection by providing a custom service provider
Build: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/natemcmaster/commandlineutils/build/2.2.0-beta
Release: https://www.nuget.org/packages/McMaster.Extensions.CommandLineUtils/2.2.0-beta
v2.2.0-alpha
v2.1.1
[Fixed]
- Fix #32 - Don't validate options when --help or --version is specified
- Fix #30 - Help option prints incorrect ShortName
https://www.nuget.org/packages/McMaster.Extensions.CommandLineUtils/2.1.1
v2.1.0
Attribute parsing and validation: 2.1.0-rc
Includes all the features of 2.1.0-alpha, but have been refined to handled better a wider range of configurations.
Plus, this includes parameter validation.
Attribute parsing: 2.1.0-alpha
https://www.nuget.org/packages/McMaster.Extensions.CommandLineUtils/2.1.0-alpha
2.1.0:
New features:
- Attributes. Simplify command line argument definitions by adding attributes to a class that represents options and arguments.
- Options defined as [Option] or [Argument], [Subcommand].
- Command parsing options can be defined with [Command] and [Subcmomand].
- Special options include [HelpOption] and [VersionOption].
- Async from end to end. Using C# 7.1 and attribute binding, your console app can be async from top to bottom.
New API
- Added OptionAttribute, ArgumentAttribute, CommandAttribute, SubcommandAttribute, HelpOptionAttribute, and VersionOptionAttribute.
- CommandLineApplication.Execute<TApp>() - executes an app where TApp uses attributes to define its options
- CommandLineApplication.ExecuteAsync<TApp>() - sample thing, but async.
- CommandLineApplication.StopParsingHelpOption and StopParsingVerboseOption. When the help and verbose options are matched
against a command-line flag, the parsing will stop by default. You can turn this off by setting these options if you
want OnExecute to be invoked no matter what. - CommandLineApplication.HandleResponseFiles - the parser can treat arguments that begin with '@' as response files.
Response files contain arguments that will be treated as if they were passed on command line.
Minor bug fixes:
- Add return types to .VerboseOption() and ensure .HasValue() is true when HelpOption or VerboseOption are matched
- Fix a NullReferenceException in some edge cases when parsing args
2.0.1
Changes
- Added support of .NETStandard1.6 - Issue #5
https://www.nuget.org/packages/McMaster.Extensions.CommandLineUtils/2.0.1
2.0.0
Changes from the RC
- Add .NET Framework 4.5 support, in addition to .NET Standard 2.0
- Fixed up a few docs
https://www.nuget.org/packages/McMaster.Extensions.CommandLineUtils/2.0.0
2.0.0 Release Candidate
Changes
- Added a bunch of documentation
- Updated the licensing in the source code
Unless there are any big changes, the RTM of 2.0.0 will be basically the same.
https://www.nuget.org/packages/McMaster.Extensions.CommandLineUtils/2.0.0-rc