I'm using Python 2.7 and I'm trying to accomplish a shell like behavior using argparse. My issue, in general, that I cannot seem to find a way, in Python 2.7, to use argparse's subparsers as option...

Title really says it all, but I currently have this, but it doesn't work: class Command(BaseCommand): help = ("Functions related to downloading, parsing, and indexing the " "content") def add_...

here is what i would like to do : A command that looks like git command behavior. You don't get the same options whether you typed git commit or git checkout. But in my case i want to provide diffe...

How do I check for a particular subparser? import argparse if __name__ == "__main__": mainparser = argparse.ArgumentParser() submainadder = mainparser.add_subparsers(title='subcommands') parser...

I need to implement a command line interface in which the program accepts subcommands. For example, if the program is called “foo”, the CLI would look like foo cmd1 <cmd1-options> foo cmd2 ...