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Added README and code examples for the config library, with link from the main README.

Bump from beta to release 0.5.0.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a comprehensive configuration library with typed options, environment variable, and config file support.
    • Added detailed documentation and usage examples for the new configuration system.
    • Provided new CLI examples demonstrating advanced and simple configuration handling.
    • Enhanced configuration parsing to support multiple sources including environment variables and configuration brokers.
    • Simplified command usage with improved logging and output handling.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated dependencies for compatibility with Dart 3.3 and resolved package issues.
  • Documentation

    • Expanded README and added a dedicated configuration library guide.
    • Improved clarity and organization of documentation.
  • Chores

    • Consolidated changelog entries and finalized the 0.5.0 release.

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This update finalizes the 0.5.0 release by consolidating previous beta changelog entries, introducing a new config library with comprehensive documentation and examples, and updating dependencies for Dart 3.3 compatibility. It also adds new CLI examples, modifies the BetterCommand and Runner APIs with breaking changes, and enhances configuration parsing to support environment variables and config files.

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File(s) Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md, pubspec.yaml Consolidated multiple 0.5.0-beta changelog entries into a single 0.5.0 release entry. Updated version in pubspec.yaml from 0.5.0-beta.5 to 0.5.0.
README.md, README_config.md Improved README introduction for clarity. Added a new section and a separate comprehensive README for the new config library, detailing its features, usage, and integration.
example/config_simple_example.dart, example/config_file_example.dart, example/config.yaml Added new CLI example applications and a sample config file demonstrating typed option parsing, config file loading, and environment variable integration using the new config library.
example/main.dart Changed main to return Future<int> instead of void, returning exit codes instead of calling exit(). Updated runWithConfig to be synchronous (void) instead of FutureOr<void>?.
lib/config.dart Re-exported UsageException from package:args/command_runner.dart for easier access by users of the config library.
lib/src/config/config_parser.dart Enhanced ConfigParser.parse to accept optional environment variables, a configuration broker, and preset values. Defaults environment lookup to Platform.environment if not provided. Added detailed documentation for new parameters and behavior.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant BetterCommandRunner
    participant BetterCommand
    participant ConfigParser
    participant ConfigurationBroker
    participant Env

    User->>BetterCommandRunner: run(args)
    BetterCommandRunner->>BetterCommand: run(args)
    BetterCommand->>ConfigParser: parse(args, env, configBroker)
    ConfigParser->>Env: (if env not provided) use Platform.environment
    ConfigParser->>ConfigurationBroker: (optional) fetch config values
    ConfigParser->>BetterCommand: return Configuration
    BetterCommand->>User: runWithConfig(Configuration)
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Possibly related PRs

  • serverpod/cli_tools#30: Introduced breaking changes to BetterCommand constructor involving MessageOutput, foundational to this PR's command updates.
  • serverpod/cli_tools#42: Refactored BetterCommand and BetterCommandRunner APIs to improve configuration resolution flexibility, directly related to this PR's config and command changes.
  • serverpod/cli_tools#37: Included dependency fixes and version bumps consolidated into this final 0.5.0 release.

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CHANGELOG.md (1)

14-14: Consider more concise wording

The phrase "in order to" could be simplified to just "to" for more concise documentation.

- fix: Replaced `yaml_codec` dependency with `yaml` in order to support Dart 3.3
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README_config.md (5)

10-10: Spelling consistency suggestion

Consider standardizing on either "multi-valued" (hyphenated) or "multivalued" (single word) throughout the documentation. The common technical spelling is "multivalued".

- - Multi-valued options are typed, e.g. `List<MyEnum>`.
+ - Multivalued options are typed, e.g. `List<MyEnum>`.
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41-41: Consider removing intensifier for more direct writing

Removing the intensifier "very" would make the sentence more direct and professional.

- `ArgParser`, and returns a `ConfigResults` object that implements `ArgResults`. - **Usage**: You can directly replace `ArgParser` in your existing code: from the `args` package. Its purpose is to make it very easy to transition
+ `ArgParser`, and returns a `ConfigResults` object that implements `ArgResults`. - **Usage**: You can directly replace `ArgParser` in your existing code: from the `args` package. Its purpose is to make it easy to transition
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223-223: Consider more concise wording

The phrase "In order to" could be simplified to just "To" for more concise documentation.

- In order to use the config library with these, they need to be subclassed
+ To use the config library with these, they need to be subclassed
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232-232: Consider more concise wording

Similar to previous comment, simplify "In order to" to "To" for more concise writing.

- In order to use configuration files as a source of option values,
+ To use configuration files as a source of option values,
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247-247: Add comma for improved readability

Adding a comma after "In this example" would improve readability and flow.

- In this example the configuration file is a JSON or
+ In this example, the configuration file is a JSON or
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example/config_file_example.dart (2)

44-44: Consider using an absolute path for the default config file.

The default config file path is relative, which could cause issues if the working directory is different from the expected location.

-File _defaultConfigFilePath() => File('example/config.yaml');
+File _defaultConfigFilePath() => File(Platform.script.resolve('example/config.yaml').toFilePath());

Don't forget to add the import:

import 'dart:io' show File, Platform;

1-88: Consider adding documentation comments to enhance the example.

As this is an example file, adding documentation comments (///) would help users understand how to use the config library more effectively.

+/// Example demonstrating the use of the CLI tools config library.
+/// 
+/// This example shows how to:
+/// - Define typed options using an enum
+/// - Create a command that extends BetterCommand
+/// - Load configuration from multiple sources (args, env vars, config file)
+/// - Implement a custom ConfigurationBroker
 import 'dart:io' show File;
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example/config.yaml (1)

1-2: Simple configuration file looks good

This YAML configuration file provides a clean example with a single interval setting of 3 seconds, which will be used by the example CLI applications to demonstrate configuration loading.

pubspec.yaml (1)

2-2: Version bump to stable release 0.5.0

The version has been updated from the beta version to a stable release, which is appropriate for finalizing this feature set and introducing the new config library.

README.md (2)

5-6: Improved introduction clarity

Splitting the introduction into two sentences improves readability and clarifies the purpose of the package.


8-14: Good addition of config library section

The new section provides a concise overview of the config library's capabilities and directs users to the detailed README. This helps users quickly understand the value proposition without overwhelming them with details.

lib/config.dart (1)

2-3: Appropriate export of UsageException

Re-exporting the UsageException from the args package is a good practice as it allows users of the config library to handle exceptions without requiring an additional import. This supports clean error handling in client code.

example/main.dart (4)

3-3: Improved main function signature

Changing from void main to Future<int> main follows best practices for CLI applications by allowing proper exit code propagation through the return value rather than calling exit().


18-18: Better error handling approach

Returning an exit code instead of calling exit(1) directly is more testable and follows better async practices for CLI applications.


42-42: Added explicit success return code

Adding an explicit return of 0 on successful completion provides clarity and consistency with the error case handling.


99-99: Simplified method signature

Changing runWithConfig from FutureOr<void>? to void simplifies the signature. Since the implementation is synchronous, this is appropriate and reduces complexity.

CHANGELOG.md (1)

3-15: Well-structured changelog entries with clear semantic versioning

The changelog effectively consolidates all the beta releases into a clean 0.5.0 release, with clear categorization of features, fixes, and breaking changes. This organization makes it easy for users to understand what changed in this version.

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lib/src/config/config_parser.dart (3)

1-2: LGTM: Added import for Platform.environment

The added import for dart:io provides access to Platform.environment, which is used as the default value for environment variables in the parse method.


218-232: Well-documented method with clear parameter descriptions

The extended documentation for the parse method clearly explains the new parameters and their purpose, making it easy for users to understand how to use this enhanced functionality.


233-250: Enhanced parse method with robust configuration sources support

The implementation correctly allows for multiple configuration sources: command-line arguments, environment variables, configuration files, and preset values. The default to Platform.environment when env is not provided is a sensible choice for real-world usage.

example/config_simple_example.dart (3)

1-17: Clear main function with proper error handling

The main function is well-structured with appropriate error handling for UsageException. It demonstrates the recommended pattern for setting up a CLI application with the BetterCommandRunner.


19-33: Well-designed option definition using enum

The TimeSeriesOption enum provides a clean, type-safe way to define CLI options. The use of a DurationOption with min/max constraints demonstrates the library's ability to enforce validation rules.


35-49: Clean command implementation with typed configuration

The TimeSeriesCommand class shows how to implement a command that uses the typed configuration. The runWithConfig method demonstrates the type-safe access to option values.

README_config.md (8)

1-37: Excellent introduction to the config library's capabilities

The introduction clearly outlines the key features and improvements over the standard args package. The bullet points provide a good overview of what makes this library valuable for CLI application developers.

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38-65: Helpful drop-in replacement section

This section effectively communicates how developers can gradually migrate from the args package to the config library, making adoption easier.

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66-159: Comprehensive usage examples with clear explanations

The usage examples provide both enum-based and list-based option definitions, clearly showing how to define and access configuration values. The note about nullable vs. non-nullable return types is particularly helpful.


160-194: Well-structured option types table and feature list

The options table and feature list provide a clear overview of the library's capabilities, making it easy for users to understand what's available.


195-218: Excellent sequence diagram for configuration resolution

The mermaid sequence diagram provides a visual explanation of how configuration is resolved, which helps users understand the internal workings of the library.


219-230: Clear integration guide with commands

This section effectively explains how to integrate the config library with command-line applications using the BetterCommand and BetterCommandRunner classes.

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231-285: Thorough explanation of configuration file integration

This section provides a clear explanation of how to use configuration files as a source of option values, including support for multiple configuration sources with domains.

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286-306: Clear contribution guidelines and attribution

The contribution guidelines are straightforward, and the attribution to Serverpod is appropriately highlighted.

example/config_file_example.dart (3)

6-20: Well-structured main function with proper error handling.

The main function follows best practices by using the BetterCommandRunner, properly handling usage exceptions, and returning appropriate exit codes.


22-42: Good use of enum-based option definitions with constraints.

The TimeSeriesOption enum effectively implements OptionDefinition with well-defined constraints:

  • configFile option properly validates file existence
  • interval option includes appropriate min/max bounds
  • JSON pointer notation used correctly for hierarchical config

This demonstrates best practices for creating strongly-typed options.


46-70: Good command implementation with clear configuration resolution.

The TimeSeriesCommand class demonstrates:

  • Proper extension of BetterCommand with typed options
  • Clear command name and description
  • Simple implementation of runWithConfig
  • Comprehensive configuration resolution using multiple sources

This shows the layered configuration approach working correctly.

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🚀 this is super nice and makes me want to build a cli tool just for fun :)!

The docs might need a few more links so the user can find their way around more quickly and some features might need a bit more clarification.

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README_config.md (4)

1-4: Consider adding a Table of Contents for easier navigation
This README is quite long—adding a linked Table of Contents right after the # Config header would help readers jump to sections of interest (e.g., “Usage”, “Resolution order”, “Supported option types”).


47-49: Streamline phrasing & improve link
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“with the exception of addCommand()
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“except for addCommand()
for brevity. Also, rather than linking directly to the source file, consider linking to the published Dart API docs for BetterCommandRunner (e.g., https://pub.dev/documentation/cli_tools/latest/cli_tools/BetterCommandRunner-class.html) to give users direct reference.

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187-189: Avoid repeating the same phrase
In the “Resolution order” list:

2. **Environment variables**
   - Environment variables have second precedence...

Consider omitting the repeated “Environment variables” in the bullet text, e.g.:

2. **Environment variables**
   - Have second precedence after CLI arguments...
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220-221: Correct verb form for consistency
Change “helps constructing specific test cases” to “helps construct specific test cases” for grammatical accuracy.

-helps constructing specific test cases.
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🚀 looks good to me - personally I would love to have a short example about "define from file" as a parameter, since thats the "problem" which I have been facing the most in this specific context.

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🚀 looks good to me - personally I would love to have a short example about "define from file" as a parameter, since thats the "problem" which I have been facing the most in this specific context.

Thank you! Added a direct link to that section and there is also a complete but short example how to implement it.

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README_config.md (6)

1-4: Add context and hyperlinks in the introduction

Consider linking to the Dart args package documentation and adding a brief note about the package import (e.g., package:cli_tools/config.dart) and version (0.5.0) at the top to help users get started quickly.

- # Config
+ # Config (v0.5.0)
+
+ Built on top of the Dart [`args`][args-docs] package, this library provides…
+
+[args-docs]: https://pub.dev/documentation/args/latest/

28-31: Fix typo in 'Traceability'

The word "Tracability" is misspelled.

- - Tracability - the information on an option's value source is retained.
+ - Traceability – the information on an option's value source is retained.

45-50: Simplify phrasing for exception clause

Replace "with the exception of" with "except for" for conciseness.

- It achieves complete compatibility with the original package with the exception
- of addCommand(), which you can replace with [`BetterCommandRunner`](…).
+ It achieves complete compatibility with the original package except for
+ `addCommand()`, which you can replace with [`BetterCommandRunner`](…).
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184-192: Avoid duplicated heading in resolution order

You list "Environment variables" twice (once as the numbered title and again in the description). Consider removing the redundant phrase in the bullet or merging the two lines.

- 2. **Environment variables**
-    - Environment variables have second precedence after CLI arguments
+ 2. **Environment variables**
+    - Have second precedence after CLI arguments
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215-222: Correct verb form in resolution sources

Change "helps constructing specific test cases" to "helps construct specific test cases".

- ... and helps constructing specific test cases.
+ ... and helps construct specific test cases.
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48-50: Link to BetterCommandRunner docs

Instead of linking to the source file path, consider linking to the hosted Dart API documentation for BetterCommandRunner to improve the UX.

- [`BetterCommandRunner`](lib/src/better_command_runner/better_command_runner.dart)
+ [`BetterCommandRunner`][bcr-docs]
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[style] ~48-~48: Consider using “except” or “except for”
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[style] ~48-~48: Consider using “except” or “except for”
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[grammar] ~188-~188: This phrase is duplicated. You should probably use “Environment variables” only once.
Context: ...gName, argAbbrev, and argPos` 2. Environment variables - Environment variables have second precedence after CLI argume...

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[duplication] ~197-~197: Possible typo: you repeated a word.
Context: ...lue providers** - Values from custom callbacks - Callbacks are allowed to depend on other option v...

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[grammar] ~222-~222: The verb ‘helps’ is used with an infinitive.
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Verify correct factory method on configuration broker

The example uses ConfigurationParser.fromFile but it may actually be ConfigurationSource.fromFile or similar. Please confirm that this factory exists and matches the public API.


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#!/bin/bash
# Correct recursive search for `fromFile` and related classes in the lib directory
rg -n "fromFile(" lib
rg -n "class ConfigurationParser" lib
rg -n "class ConfigurationSource" lib

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#!/bin/bash
# Inspect ConfigurationParser for a fromFile factory
rg -n -C3 'class ConfigurationParser' lib/src/config/configuration_parser.dart

# Search specifically for any ‘fromFile’ occurrences, escaping parentheses
rg -n 'fromFile\(' lib

# Fallback: simple grep search for the literal string
grep -R "fromFile(" -n lib

Length of output: 596


Confirmed ConfigurationParser.fromFile Exists

The ConfigurationParser class in lib/src/config/configuration_parser.dart defines a static fromFile factory that returns a ConfigurationSource, so the example is correct as written.

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