Module framework

Re-exports

pub use app_cmds::AppCmds;

pub use aux_cmds::AuxCmds;

pub use extensions::Extension;

pub use extensions::ExtensionTOML;

pub use extensions::Extensions;

pub use helps::CmdHelps;

pub use helps::CmdSrc;

pub use plugins::Plugins;

Modules

app_cmds

aux_cmds

cmd_gen_helpers

core_cmds

extensions

helps

plugins

Macros

add_mode_opt 🔒

add_target_opt 🔒

cache 🔒

conflict_err_msg 🔒

processing_exts 🔒

Structs

Arg

ArgTOML

CmdOptCache

Command

CommandTOML

CommandsToml 🔒

Opt

OptTOML

Constants

HELP_OPT_NAME

HELP_OPT_SHORT_NAME

MODE_OPT_NAME

NO_TARGET_OPT_ALIAS

NO_TARGET_OPT_NAME

REF_DIR_OPT_LNAS

RESERVED_OPT_NAMES

RESERVED_OPT_SHORT_NAMES

TARGET_OPT_ALIAS

TARGET_OPT_NAME

TARGET_OPT_SN

VERBOSITY_KEYWORDS_OPT_LONG_NAME

VERBOSITY_KEYWORDS_OPT_NAME

VERBOSITY_OPT_LNA

VERBOSITY_OPT_NAME

VERBOSITY_OPT_SHORT_NAME

VOV_OPT_NAME

Statics

VERBOSITY_HELP_STR 🔒

VERBOSITY_KEYWORD_HELP_STR 🔒

Traits

Applies

Functions

add_all_app_opts

add_app_opts

add_verbosity_opts

apply_args 🔒

apply_opts 🔒

build_commands 🔒

build_path

promote_leading_positionals 🔒

Clap rejects a definition in which an optional positional precedes a required one, because filling positionals in order makes it impossible to tell which argument a lone value belongs to. Clap 3 silently accepted the definition and then always filled the earlier positional first, so it was effectively required regardless of how it was declared. Promote those arguments so the declaration matches the behavior users already had, and say so, rather than aborting on a parser assertion.