lita-keyword-arguments is an extension for Lita that extracts keyword arguments from messages in the style of command line flags.
Add lita-keyword-arguments to your Lita plugin's gemspec:
spec.add_runtime_dependency "lita-keyword-arguments"Require it in your Lita plugin's source:
require "lita-keyword-arguments"Define keyword arguments for a route using the kwargs option. The value should be a hash, mapping keywords to a hash detailing the rules about that keyword.
When the route matches, the response object passed to the handler method will have the :kwargs key in its extensions attribute populated with the parsed keyword argument values.
Example:
class MyHandler < Lita::Handler
route(
/^my_command/,
:callback
command: true,
kwargs: {
foo: {},
bar: {
short: "b",
default: "unset"
},
verbose: {
short: "v",
boolean: true
}
}
)
def callback(response)
# response.extensions[:kwargs] will be populated with a hash of keywords and their values.
end
endThe above :kwargs hash would make lita-keyword-arguments recognize the following in messages:
[--foo VALUE] [-b | --bar VALUE] [-v | --verbose | --no-verbose]
The :bar keyword be set to the string "unset" if no value was provided in the message.
The possible keys for each keyword argument's specification are:
:short- A single letter to use for the short flag. Invoked with a single preceeding dash. For example: "-f".:boolean- The kwarg represents a boolean and does not have an argument. Set to true by providing the flag. Set to false by providing the long version of the flag, prefixing the keyword with "no-". For example: "--no-verbose".:default- A default value to give the keyword argument if the flag is not provided in the message.
The long flag (e.g. --foo) is automatically created from the key.
Example messages and their resulting hashes:
# Lita: my_command -b hello
{ bar: "hello" }
# Lita: my_command --foo baz
{ foo: "baz", bar: "unset" }
# Lita: my_command -v
{ bar: "unset", verbose: true }
# Lita: my_command --no-verbose
{ bar: "unset", verbose: false }
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