Is there an "official" way to call a command from within a command?

[abh1kg]

I know I can probably do this by invoking the generated function but I am looking for some documentation-based guidance (if possible) on this scenario. I have two commands, let's say, cli dothis and cli dothat.
I want to call cli dothat from within the implementation for cli dothis. Can this be done without knowing the internals of the generated bashly file?

[DannyBen]

Well, I don't know about "official way" but I can recommend that you simply avoid this problem.

Instead of calling one command from another command, do a bash function (inside the lib directory) that will be called by both commands.

You can see for example the lib folder in rush or in alf.

In any case, I would not recommend calling the functions generated by bashly, as these are not guaranteed to stay the same.

P.S.: Run bashly add lib to get a sample template.