ARGV-Struct

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# SYNOPSIS

    use ARGV::Struct;
    my $struct = ARGV::Struct->new->parse;

# DESCRIPTION

Have you ever felt that you need something different than Getopt?

Are you tired of shoehorning Getopt style arguments into your commandline scripts?

Are you trying to express complex datastructures via command line?

then ARGV::Struct is for you!

It's designed so the users of your command line utilities won't hate you when things
get complex.

# THE PAIN

README.md  view on Meta::CPAN

                         'Doing' => 'Today'
                       }
                     ]
          };

# 

# TODO

Try to combine with Getopt/MooseX::Getopt, so some parameters could be an ARGV::Struct. The
rest would be parsed Getopt style.

# CONTRIBUTE

The source code and issues are on https://github.com/pplu/ARGV-Struct

# THANKS

Matt S. Trout for suggesting that ARGV::Struct syntax be JSONY compatible

# AUTHOR

lib/ARGV/Struct.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

=head1 SYNOPSIS

  use ARGV::Struct;
  my $struct = ARGV::Struct->new->parse;

=head1 DESCRIPTION

Have you ever felt that you need something different than Getopt?

Are you tired of shoehorning Getopt style arguments into your commandline scripts?

Are you trying to express complex datastructures via command line?

then ARGV::Struct is for you!

It's designed so the users of your command line utilities won't hate you when things
get complex.

=head1 THE PAIN

lib/ARGV/Struct.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

                       'Doing' => 'Today'
                     }
                   ]
        };

=head1 

=head1 TODO

Try to combine with Getopt/MooseX::Getopt, so some parameters could be an ARGV::Struct. The
rest would be parsed Getopt style.

=head1 CONTRIBUTE

The source code and issues are on https://github.com/pplu/ARGV-Struct

=head1 THANKS

Matt S. Trout for suggesting that ARGV::Struct syntax be JSONY compatible

=head1 AUTHOR