Learn to build command line interface (CLI) applications that cater to both human users and automated tools in this comprehensive tutorial from PyCon US. Explore the open-source Command Line Interface Guidelines (CLIG) and apply its language-agnostic principles using Python, typer, and Rich libraries. Develop a practical CLI catalogue of past PyCon talks while gaining valuable insights and tools for creating your own user-friendly and machine-compatible CLI applications. Acquire code snippets, checklists, and best practices to enhance your CLI development skills over the course of this 2-hour and 28-minute session.
Building Human-First and Machine-Friendly CLI Applications
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Syllabus
Tutorials - Reka Horvath: Building human-first and machine-friendly CLI applications
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PyCon US
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