Let's Make Better Command Line Applications

[@pgoeds7420]

No description of how click behaves with the same file for input and output. (That's unsafe with shell redirection but safe with sort -o.)

[@edwardbernays4523]

I didn't know Seth Rogan knew python. He must write some funny scripts.

[@nngogol244]

no.just no.

[@nngogol244]

@@wademcreynolds7428 Hey, Wade! it's strange that I left this comment. Like, for real. I'm watching this video and it's *strange*. It any case, "no.just no." is really useless.

[@thingsiplay]

@@nngogol244 Why do you think this is a no go and useless? I write commandline Python programs and scripts. What this guy in the video is talking is right and fits to what I am doing and liking.

[@nngogol244]

@@thingsiplay read comment above your comment - I'm not sure "how this comment could be written" to this video. Also, i'm programmer (if you watched my channel), and i wonder what programs did wrote, that used information from video? Do you like click framework or use raw import sys?

[@thingsiplay]

@@nngogol244 I never used click framework. argparse is good enough to me and currently don't see any need for another argument parser.

[@nngogol244]

@@thingsiplay Sometimes, when you need 1 argument (in development), it's just useful to go with sys.argv. I like bash $* variable - it passed all things to a python scripts and it's nice in small shell scripts.