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The basic idea of i18n-check is that it will function as a CLI. We should leverage argparse to bring in arguments for the CLI, but the main usage of the package will not be argument based. Rather we want the user to be able to do the following in the command line:
i18n-check
From here the CLI would check an i18n_check_config.yaml file for the arguments needed for the checks, which would then be ran. Arguments for the CLI would be:
-h / --help (we'd need to change the first letter of the help message to being capitalized)
-v / --version (check the version of the CLI)
-u / --upgrade (upgrades to the latest version)
-cc / --create-config (an interactive prompt to then create a config file at the end)
This would include placeholders to suggest common structures
The -cc functionality would also automatically be ran if the user tries to use the check without a config file.
Contribution
Happy to discuss this and review the work when a PR is opened! 🚀
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CC @OmarAI2003 👋 Let me know if there are questions on the above! :) Great to have you in the sync! 😊
Hi @andrewtavis ,of course! I've got a lot of questions, and I'm excited to start on this. However, I have three exams left, so I’ll begin working on this seriously by the 7th of January.
Also, ideally, I should do the test related #2 issue before starting this right?
You can work on this or #2 beforehand, @OmarAI2003 :) Whatever works best for you 😊 Let's check in in the new year after your tests, and good luck on them! 😊
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The basic idea of
i18n-check
is that it will function as a CLI. We should leverageargparse
to bring in arguments for the CLI, but the main usage of the package will not be argument based. Rather we want the user to be able to do the following in the command line:From here the CLI would check an
i18n_check_config.yaml
file for the arguments needed for the checks, which would then be ran. Arguments for the CLI would be:-h
/--help
(we'd need to change the first letter of the help message to being capitalized)-v
/--version
(check the version of the CLI)-u
/--upgrade
(upgrades to the latest version)-cc
/--create-config
(an interactive prompt to then create a config file at the end)The
-cc
functionality would also automatically be ran if the user tries to use the check without a config file.Contribution
Happy to discuss this and review the work when a PR is opened! 🚀
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: