Metadata-Version: 1.1
Name: galaxygetopt
Version: 0.9.8
Summary: Argparse Wrapper for Galaxy
Home-page: https://cpt.tamu.edu/gitlab/cpt/pygetoptwrapper/
Author: Eric Rasche
Author-email: rasche.eric@yandex.ru
License: GPL3
Description: You write stuff that looks like this, containing all of the information
        you would ever need about a tool; options, test cases, metadata
        
        .. code:: python
        
            from galaxygetopt.ggo import GalaxyGetOpt as GGO
            c = GGO(
                options=[
                    ['int', 'An integer parameter', {'required': True, 'validate':
                                                     'Int', 'default': 10}],
                    ['float', 'A float', {'required': True, 'validate': 'Float',
                                          'default': 1e-4}],
                    ['string', 'A string value', {'required': True, 'multiple': True,
                                                  'default': ['Hello', 'World'],
                                                  'validate': 'String'}],
        
        And you get data back in a nice dict
        
        .. code:: python
        
            {'int': 40, 'float': '1e-4', 'string': ['Hello', 'World'] }
        
        Known Bugs
        ==========
        
        Currently there is a known bug in the galaxy XML, under highly specific
        circumstances. If you define a parameter that is
        
        -  ``required``
        -  ``hidden``
        -  ``validate String`` (probably not a hard req)
        -  ``_galaxy_specific``
        
        and expect it to properly generate the value, it will not. See lines
        206/207 of ``galaxygetopt/ggo.py`` for the current hack I use to get
        around this.
        
        Other
        =====
        
        This library features a number of subclasses of
        ``galaxygetopt.parameter.parameter``, all of which have myriad numbers
        of options. In order to brutally test these, I have added a class
        ``galaxygetopt/tests/parameter_generator.py`` which can generate every
        single possible combination of functional calls, given rules you
        specify. You can then generate hundreds of objects with different sets
        of options, which you can filter a subset out and test at will. See that
        classes's documentation for more information.
        
        
        
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Development Status :: 4 - Beta
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
Classifier: Environment :: Console
