is there a way in Python Click library change the execution order?
I want to have cli my_command --options --options
now I have cli --options --options my_command
I don't want a command to be called at the end.
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The structure of a click command is as follows:
command <options> subcommand <subcommand options>
I'm not sure how you would have two options with the same name for one command. However, the two '--options' options apply to the 'cli' command and not your 'my_command' command.
To achieve something like what you want:
import click
@click.group()
@click.option('--options/--not-options', default=False)
def cli(options):
if options:
click.echo("Recieved options")
@cli.command()
@click.option('--options/--not-options', default=False)
def my_command(options):
if options:
click.echo("Recieved options")
if __name__ == '__main__':
cli(obj={})
To run this from the terminal (filename replaces the 'cli' command entrypoint):
python mytool.py --options my-command --options
>>Recieved options
>>Received options
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Arsen
Thank you, I've done the same way. I found a solution in Click documentation, but you also right