Cli Parser
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A .NET library for creating beautiful, cross-platform console applications with rich text, tables, grids, and panels.
A .NET library for creating beautiful, cross-platform console applications with rich text formatting and UI components.
A single-header C++11 command line parser with a simple interface and rich feature set.
A fluent-style, type-safe command line and flag parser for Go applications.
A Go library for building command-line interfaces with declarative structs and tags.
A simple, lightweight Ruby gem for parsing command-line options with an intuitive DSL.
Idiomatic Go command-line flag parsing with subcommands, positional values, and flags at any position, no external dependencies.
A composable command-line parser for Scala, inspired by optparse-applicative and built on cats.
A declarative CLI argument and XML configuration parser with help message generation for F# applications.
A declarative library for defining command line interfaces in OCaml, handling parsing, help, and man pages.
A C code generator that parses command-line interfaces from docopt language specifications.
A feature-rich command line argument parser for Lua inspired by Python's argparse.
A minimalist command-line option parser for Ruby that requires just one line of code per option.
Erlang module for parsing command line arguments using GNU getopt syntax with type conversion and environment variable expansion.
A POSIX-compliant CLI options parser for the Fish shell, offering a simpler alternative to argparse.
A POSIX-compliant Go library for parsing command-line arguments and managing hierarchical configurations.
A feature-rich command-line argument parser for Lua supporting required/optional arguments, flags, commands, and automatic help generation.
A simple command line options parser for Delphi applications, originally developed for the DUnitX testing framework.
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