JCLI (Ji9sw's Command Line Interface)

JCLI is an open-source, command-line interface (CLI) tool written in C++. It allows you to interact with a set of predefined commands, each with its own functionality. You can use these commands to perform various tasks within the console environment.

List of Commands

• Help: Sends a list of commands and their info.
• Stop: Stops the console.
• Say: Repeats your message to the console.
• Clear: Clears the console.
• Execute: Executes a command just like in command prompt.
• CommandCount: Says how many commands are present.
• Calculate: Add, Multiply, Subtract, and Divide.
• Time: Says the current system date and time.
• MessageBox: Shows a message box with your title and text. New!
• CheckPrime: Tells you if a number is a prime number. New!

Command Type Documentation

The Command type is used to represent individual commands within the CLI. It includes the following attributes:

• Name: Name of the command.
• Description: Description of what the command does.
• Usage: Usage instructions for the command.
• ParameterCount: The number of parameters required for the command.
• Function: A function to execute the command.

Constructor

The Command type has a constructor to initialize the command:

Command(const std::string& _name, const std::string& _description, const std::string& _usage, int _parametercount, std::function<void(string Input)> _parameters)

Usage Example

Here is an example of how to use JCLI:

#include <iostream>
#include "JSimple.hpp"
#include "Command.hpp"
#include "CommandList.hpp"

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
    CommandsList CommandManager; // A type to access useful functions 
    string Command = "Execute"; //Command
    string Parameters = "notepad"; // Parameters (they are seperated by space)
    Command MyCommand = CommandManager.GetCommandByName(Command); // Retrieves the command by the Name parameter of the Command Type from the list of commands in CommandList
    MyCommand->Execute(Parameters); //Runs the Execute() function attached to the Command type and passes the parameters
}

In this example, CommandManager is used to manage and execute a set of predefined commands. Note the int argc, char* argv[], these enable the compatibility of shortcut parameters.

Open Source

Please note that this is all opensource, so if you understand C++ or are learning, you can modify anything in this project using Visual Studio, such as adding your own commands.

JSimple

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