Create a new command on CSTAR CLI

1. Create a new Python Package under src/cstar-cli/cstar/cli .

src
├── cstar-cli
│   ├── cstar
│   │   ├── cli
│   │   │   ├── bpd
│   │   │   ├── rtd
│   │   │   ├── tae
│   │   │   └── mycmd

2. Add in src/cstar-cli/setup.py your command (short) in packages.

E.g. packages=['cstar.cli', 'cstar.cli.bpd', 'cstar.cli.rtd', 'cstar.cli.tae', 'cstar.cli.mycmd'],

3. Copy an existing .py file (e.g. transactionfilter.py).

4. Rename the class and methods to be called

5. Create a new __init__.py file (if not automatically created) in the package and import the new class created:

from .newfilename import Myclassname

6. Add you argument to be parsed in parser.py

src
└── cstar-cli-core
    ├── cstar
    │   └── cli
    │       └── core
    │           └── parser.py

E.g.

mycmd_parser = subsystem_parser.add_parser("mycmd").add_subparsers(dest="command")

# The argument must be the name of the .py file
my_new_command = tae_parser.add_parser("myclassname")
# Mandatory, takes as argument the name of the method (defined in the .py file) to run 
my_new_command.add_argument("--action")

7. ⚠️ ALLWAYS RUN ./install.sh BEFORE TESTING NEW FEATURES ⚠️

8. Run:

   cst mycomd myclassname --action mymethod