Arguments Utility

Cpp Arguments is a C++ library for managing command-line arguments. It allows easy parsing and manipulation of arguments, as well as storing values in an organized manner.

Documentation

API documentation is available in the header files and documents in the repository. We encourage you to refer to the source code for a better understanding of how to use the library.

Contributing

All contributions are welcome! If you would like to make improvements, please fork the repository and submit a pull request.

Files

• arguments.h: Header file defining the arguments class and its functionalities.

Usage

Installation

To use the arguments in your project, simply include the header files and compile the source file along with your project.

Basic Example

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
    logger::logger.setLogLevel(logger::debug);

    ArgumentParser& argpars = ArgumentParser::getInstance(argc, argv, "test app", {12, 13, 4, "a0e67de04e79"});
    char*           val     = (char*)"-1";
    argpars.addArgument({"--test_a", "-a", "help str0", Argument::Type::uint8, val});
    argpars.addArgument({"--test_b", "-b", "help str1", Argument::Type::uint8, val});
    argpars.addArgument({"--test_c", "-c", "help str2", Argument::Type::uint8, val});
    argpars.addArgument({"--test_d", "-d", "help str2", Argument::Type::uint8, val});
    argpars.addArgument({"--test_e", "-e", "help str2", Argument::Type::uint8, val});

    (void)(argpars);

    return 0;
}

Run Example

type

$ make run