feat: add topic and sub-command info to help output#798
feat: add topic and sub-command info to help output#798rossiam merged 1 commit intoSmartThingsCommunity:yargsfrom
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| 'create an invite from prompted input for the specified channel', | ||
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| .epilog(buildEpilog({ command })) |
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This is an example of a command that doesn't strictly need an update. Since it's a leaf command and doesn't use any notes or have any API docs, this effectively does nothing. (The buildEpilog function in this case returns an empty string which yargs is happy to ignore, or maybe it appends it, either having the same effect. 😄)
I'm kind of leaning towards including this in even these cases but I could be convinced otherwise. The main reason to add it would be that if we don't and a command gets sub-commands added, we will have to remember to update the parent command with an epilog.
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I agree with including it even in cases like this, mostly for the reason you mentioned but also to keep everything consistent.
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| it('returns direct, and only direct, sub-commands and topics for devices', () => { | ||
| const result = findTopicsAndSubcommands('devices') | ||
| expect(result.topics).toStrictEqual(['devices::history']) |
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Is this line useful given the line below that tests for strictEqual of the whole thing?
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It is not. That was leftover from when I was debugging broken tests and I forgot to remove it. Fixed now.
src/__tests__/lib/help.test.ts
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| it('includes note from formattedNotes', () => { | ||
| expect(buildEpilog({ command: 'test', formattedNotes: 'formatted node' })).toBe('Notes:\nformatted node') |
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It doesn't matter, of course, but "node" or "note"?
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It matters to me! Fixed.
src/__tests__/lib/help.test.ts
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| findTopicsAndSubcommandsMock.mockReturnValueOnce({ topics: ['test::topic'], subCommands: [] }) | ||
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| expect(buildEpilog({ command: 'test', formattedNotes: 'formatted node' })) | ||
| .toBe('Notes:\nformatted node\n\nTopics:\n test::topic') |
| 'create an invite from prompted input for the specified channel', | ||
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| .epilog(buildEpilog({ command })) |
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I agree with including it even in cases like this, mostly for the reason you mentioned but also to keep everything consistent.
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First of two parts for adding topic and sub-command help to each command's help.
This PR adds:
command-utilmodule to help get topic and sub-command information for a given command.helpmodule:itemInputHelpTexthere which generates help for use with the item-input modulebuildEpilogwhich will build an epilog for use with yargs'.epilogwhich supports a variety of things we like to put in the help outputbuildEpilogThe second part of this will:
buildEpilogapi-commandmodule