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Create a command interface #350
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…g docstrings (#350) - Also, making it possible to do RealSimpleProperty decls in class body. This was added now mostly for documentation purposes, but also because evetually, we'll want to add these relationships to the graph
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…g docstrings (#350) - Also, making it possible to do RealSimpleProperty decls in class body. This was added now mostly for documentation purposes, but also because evetually, we'll want to add these relationships to the graph
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- Including empty Git repo creation - Making optimizations in various places. Adding docstrings (#350) - Making it possible to do RealSimpleProperty decls in class body. This was added now mostly for documentation purposes, but also because eventually, we'll want to add these relationships to the graph (#351) - Reordering operations to avoid unnecessary work - Using namedtuple for Statement impl - Removing unneeded imports in __init__.py - Removing automodules in PyOpenWorm docstring -- apidoc will handle these - Adding an excepthook to filter out import_override frames - Making DataObjectTest backwards compatible with 2.7 - Upgrading numpydoc and updating documentation - Enabling "related topics" in docs html sidebar - Enabling warnings - Adding arg for ContextualizableList decontextualize init - Changing to "pow.conf" for default config file name. Adding add_graph test - Putting imports in a named context - Adding base directory for translation in insert_worm.py: Makes things more portable
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- Adding documentation for some tests (#171)
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- Adding a separate config file for the README - Referencing .pow/worm.db for examples
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- Without knowing the exc, I would not consider it safe to try another add
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* Adding support for sub-command objects to CLI wrapper * Adding an alias for wormbaseid - Really not sure how this wasn't already breaking on Travis-CI * Switching to the new pow CLI for install * Adding progress-bar hotness * Updating config files for the new DB location - Adding a separate config file for the README - Referencing .pow/worm.db for examples * Using IdMixin augments in a few more places * Addressing some conditions in PropertyIVar creation * Adding some tests for the CLI wrapper * Making change for slight differences between 2.7 and 3 argparse
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Closing this one. The command line exists and works. |
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PyOpenWorm will eventually be used in a variety of places, including in web applications, on the command line, and embedded in other libraries. To facilitate these different uses, there should be a common high-level interface for performing some operations, but for which the full PyOpenWorm syntax is too verbose or which obscures the primary intent.
The task is to create the interface described above and expose it through a CLI.
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