Examples with OptionParser joptsimple.OptionParser used on opensource projects

Example 41 with OptionParser

use of joptsimple.OptionParser in project jopt-simple by jopt-simple.

the class OptionArgumentValueTypeTest method convertsArgumentsToJavaValueTypes.

@Test
public void convertsArgumentsToJavaValueTypes() {
    OptionParser parser = new OptionParser();
    parser.accepts("flag");
    parser.accepts("count").withRequiredArg().ofType(Integer.class);
    parser.accepts("level").withOptionalArg().ofType(Level.class);
    OptionSet options = parser.parse("--count", "3", "--level", "DEBUG");
    assertTrue(options.has("count"));
    assertTrue(options.hasArgument("count"));
    assertEquals(3, options.valueOf("count"));
    assertTrue(options.has("level"));
    assertTrue(options.hasArgument("level"));
    assertEquals(Level.DEBUG, options.valueOf("level"));
}

Example 42 with OptionParser

use of joptsimple.OptionParser in project jopt-simple by jopt-simple.

the class DefaultValuesForOptionArgumentsTest method allowsSpecificationOfDefaultValues.

@Test
public void allowsSpecificationOfDefaultValues() throws Exception {
    File tempDir = new File(System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir"));
    File tempFile = File.createTempFile("aFile", ".txt");
    OptionParser parser = new OptionParser();
    OptionSpec<File> infile = parser.accepts("infile").withRequiredArg().ofType(File.class).defaultsTo(tempFile);
    OptionSpec<File> outdir = parser.accepts("outdir").withRequiredArg().ofType(File.class).defaultsTo(tempDir);
    OptionSpec<Integer> bufferSize = parser.accepts("buffer-size").withOptionalArg().ofType(Integer.class).defaultsTo(4096);
    OptionSpec<Level> level = parser.accepts("level").withOptionalArg().ofType(Level.class).defaultsTo(INFO);
    OptionSpec<Integer> count = parser.accepts("count").withOptionalArg().ofType(Integer.class).defaultsTo(10);
    OptionSet options = parser.parse("--level", "WARNING", "--count", "--infile", "/etc/passwd");
    assertEquals(new File("/etc/passwd"), infile.value(options));
    assertTrue(options.has(infile));
    assertTrue(options.hasArgument(infile));
    assertEquals(tempDir, outdir.value(options));
    assertFalse(options.has(outdir));
    assertFalse(options.hasArgument(outdir));
    assertEquals(Integer.valueOf(4096), bufferSize.value(options));
    assertFalse(options.has(bufferSize));
    assertFalse(options.hasArgument(bufferSize));
    assertEquals(WARNING, level.value(options));
    assertTrue(options.has(level));
    assertTrue(options.hasArgument(level));
    assertEquals(Integer.valueOf(10), count.value(options));
    assertTrue(options.has(count));
    assertFalse(options.hasArgument(count));
    thrown.expect(OptionException.class);
    parser.parse("--outdir");
}

Example 43 with OptionParser

use of joptsimple.OptionParser in project jopt-simple by jopt-simple.

the class RequiredIfExample method main.

public static void main(String[] args) {
    OptionParser parser = new OptionParser();
    parser.accepts("ftp");
    parser.accepts("username").requiredIf("ftp").withRequiredArg();
    parser.accepts("password").requiredIf("ftp").withRequiredArg();
    parser.parse("--ftp");
}

Example 44 with OptionParser

use of joptsimple.OptionParser in project jopt-simple by jopt-simple.

the class RequiredOptionsTest method allowsSpecificationOfRequiredOptions.

@Test(expected = OptionException.class)
public void allowsSpecificationOfRequiredOptions() {
    OptionParser parser = new OptionParser() {

        {
            accepts("userid").withRequiredArg().required();
            accepts("password").withRequiredArg().required();
        }
    };
    parser.parse("--userid", "bob");
}

Example 45 with OptionParser

use of joptsimple.OptionParser in project jopt-simple by jopt-simple.

the class RequiredUnlessExample method main.

public static void main(String[] args) {
    OptionParser parser = new OptionParser();
    parser.accepts("anonymous");
    parser.accepts("username").requiredUnless("anonymous").withRequiredArg();
    parser.accepts("password").requiredUnless("anonymous").withRequiredArg();
    parser.parse("--anonymous");
}