# NAME

Getopt::Compact::WithCmd - sub-command friendly, like Getopt::Compact

# SYNOPSIS

inside foo.pl:

   use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd;

   my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new(
      name          => 'foo',
      version       => '0.1',
      args          => 'FILE',
      global_struct => [
         [ [qw/f force/], 'force overwrite', '!', \my $force ],
      ],
      command_struct => {
         get => {
             options     => [
                 [ [qw/d dir/], 'dest dir', '=s', undef, { default => '.' } ],
                 [ [qw/o output/], 'output file name', '=s', undef, { required => 1 }],
             ],
             desc        => 'get file from url',
             args        => 'url',
             other_usage => 'blah blah blah',
         },
         remove => {
             ...
         }
      },
   );

   my $opts = $go->opts;
   my $cmd  = $go->command;

   if ($cmd eq 'get') {
       my $url = shift @ARGV;
   }

how will be like this:

   $ ./foo.pl -f get -o bar.html http://example.com/

usage, running the command './foo.pl -x' results in the following output:

   $ ./foo.pl -x
   Unknown option: x
   foo v0.1
   usage: foo.pl [options] COMMAND FILE

   options:
      -h, --help           This help message
      -f, --force   Bool   Force overwrite

   Implemented commands are:
      get   Get file from url

   See 'foo.pl help COMMAND' for more information on a specific command.

in addition, running the command './foo.pl get' results in the following output:

   $ ./foo.pl get
   `--output` option must be specified
   foo v0.1
   usage: foo.pl get [options] url

   options:
      -h, --help                                     This help message
      -d, --dir      Str            (default: '.')   Dest dir
      -o, --output   Str (required)                  Output file name

   blah blah blah

# DESCRIPTION

Getopt::Compact::WithCmd is yet another Getopt::\* module.
This module is respected [Getopt::Compact](https://metacpan.org/pod/Getopt::Compact).
This module is you can define of git-like option.
In addition, usage can be set at the same time.

# METHODS

## new(%args)

Create an object.
The option most Getopt::Compact compatible.
But _struct_ is cannot use.

The new _%args_ are:

- `global_struct($arrayref)`

   This option is sets common options across commands.
   This option value is Getopt::Compact compatible.
   In addition, extended to other values can be set.

       use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd;
       my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new(
           global_struct => [
               [ $name_spec_arrayref, $description_scalar, $argument_spec_scalar, \$destination_scalar, $opt_hashref ],
               [ ... ]
           ],
       );

   And you can also write in hash style.

       use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd;
       my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new(
           global_struct => {
               $name_scalar => {
                   alias => $name_spec_arrayref,
                   desc  => $description_scalar,
                   type  => $argument_spec_scalar,
                   dest  => \$destination_scalar,
                   opts  => $opt_hashref,
               },
               $other_name_scalar => {
                   ...
               },
           },
       );

   _$argument\_spec\_scalar_ can be set value are [Getopt::Long](https://metacpan.org/pod/Getopt::Long)'s option specifications.
   And you can also specify the following readable style:

       Bool     # eq !
       Incr     # eq +
       Str      # eq =s
       Int      # eq =i
       Num      # eq =f
       ExNum    # eq =o

   In addition, Array and Hash type are:

       Array[Str] # eq =s@
       Hash[Int]  # eq =i%
       ...

   _$opt\_hasref_ are:

       {
           default  => $value, # default value
           required => $bool,
       }

- `command_struct($hashref)`

   This option is sets sub-command and options.

       use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd;
       my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new(
           command_struct => {
               $command => {
                   options        => $options,
                   args           => $args,
                   desc           => $description,
                   other_usage    => $other_usage,
                   command_struct => $command_struct,
               },
           },
       );

   _$options_

   This value is compatible to `global_struct`.

   _$args_

   command args.

   _$description_

   command description.

   _$other\_usage_

   other usage message.
   be added to the end of the usage message.

   _$command\_struct_

   support nesting.

       use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd;
       my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new(
           command_struct => {
               $command => {
                   options        => $options,
                   args           => $args,
                   desc           => $description,
                   other_usage    => $other_usage,
                   command_struct => {
                       $sub_command => {
                           options => ...
                       },
                   },
               },
           },
       );

       # will run cmd:
       $ ./foo.pl $command $sub_command ...

## add\_type($new\_type, $src\_type, $code\_ref);

This method is additional your own type.
You must be call before new() method.

   use JSON;
   use Data::Dumper;

   Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->add_type(JSON => Str => sub { decode_json(shift) });
   my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new(
       global_struct => {
           from_json => {
               type => 'JSON',
           },
       },
   );
   my $data = $go->opts->{from_json};
   print Dumper $data;

   # will run cmd:
   $ ./add_type.pl --from_json '{"foo":"bar"}'
   $VAR1 = {
             'foo' => 'bar'
           };

## new\_from\_array(\\@myopts, %args);

`new_from_array` can be used to parse options from an arbitrary array.

   $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new_from_array(\@myopts, ...);

## new\_from\_string($option\_string, %args);

`new_from_string` can be used to parts options from an arbitrary string.

This method using [Text::ParseWords](https://metacpan.org/pod/Text::ParseWords) on internal.

   $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new_from_string('--foo bar baz', ...);

## opts

Returns a hashref of options keyed by option name.
Return value is merged global options and command options.

## command

Gets sub-command name.

   # inside foo.pl
   use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd;

   my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new(
      command_struct => {
         bar => {},
      },
   );

   print "command: ", $go->command, "\n";

   # running the command
   $ ./foo.pl bar
   bar

## commands

Get sub commands. Returned value is ARRAYREF.

   # inside foo.pl
   use Getopt::Compact::WithCmd;

   my $go = Getopt::Compact::WithCmd->new(
      command_struct => {
         bar => {
             command_struct => {
                 baz => {},
             },
         },
      },
   );

   print join(", ", @{$go->commands}), "\n";

   # running the command
   $ ./foo.pl bar baz
   bar, baz

## status

This is a true value if the command line was processed successfully. Otherwise it returns a false result.

   $go->status ? "success" : "fail";

## is\_success

Alias of `status`

   $go->is_success # == $go->status

## usage

Gets usage message.

   my $message = $go->usage;
   my $message = $go->usage($target_command_name); # must be implemented command.

## show\_usage

Display usage message and exit.

   $go->show_usage;
   $go->show_usage($target_command_name);

## completion

Gets shell completion string.

   my $comp = $go->completion('bash');

NOTICE:
completion() supports only one nested level of "command\_struct".
completion() supports only bash.

## show\_completion

Display completion string and exit.

   $go->show_completion('bash');

## error

Return value is an error message or empty string.

   $go->error;

## args

Return value is array reference to any remaining arguments.

   $go->args # like \@ARGV

## pod2usage

__Not implemented.__

# AUTHOR

xaicron <xaicron {at} cpan.org>

# COPYRIGHT

Copyright 2010 - xaicron

# LICENSE

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the same terms as Perl itself.

# SEE ALSO

[Getopt::Compact](https://metacpan.org/pod/Getopt::Compact)