View Source Credo.CLI.Command behaviour (Credo v1.7.5)
Command is used to describe commands which can be executed from the command line.
The default command is Credo.CLI.Command.Suggest.SuggestCommand.
A basic command that writes "Hello World" can be implemented like this:
defmodule HelloWorldCommand do
use Credo.CLI.Command
alias Credo.CLI.Output.UI
def call(_exec, _opts) do
UI.puts([:yellow, "Hello ", :orange, "World"])
end
endSummary
Callbacks
Is called when a Command is invoked.
Runs the Command
Is called when a Command is initialized.
Returns a short, one-line description of what the command does
Callbacks
@callback call(exec :: Credo.Execution.t()) :: Credo.Execution.t()
Is called when a Command is invoked.
defmodule FooTask do
use Credo.Execution.Task
def call(exec) do
IO.inspect(exec)
end
endThe call/1 functions receives an exec struct and must return a (modified) Credo.Execution.
@callback call(exec :: Credo.Execution.t(), opts :: list()) :: Credo.Execution.t()
Runs the Command
@callback cli_switches() :: [Map.t()]
@callback init(exec :: Credo.Execution.t()) :: Credo.Execution.t()
Is called when a Command is initialized.
The init/1 functions receives an exec struct and must return a (modified) Credo.Execution.
This can be used to initialize Execution pipelines for the current Command:
defmodule FooTask do
use Credo.Execution.Task
def init(exec) do
Execution.put_pipeline(exec, __MODULE__,
run_my_thing: [
{RunMySpecialThing, []}
],
filter_results: [
{FilterResults, []}
],
print_results: [
{PrintResultsAndSummary, []}
]
)
end
end@callback short_description() :: String.t()
Returns a short, one-line description of what the command does
@callback treat_unknown_args_as_files?() :: boolean()