Added windows & unix style command line arguments #1
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slaterslater
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Oct 3, 2020
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- running the tool without arguments throws an error
- importing the module through the python shell throws an error
- deleting if name == "main" results in code running on import
- deleting if len(source) == 0 allows empty string to be passed from python shell
- help.txt allows for instructions to be viewed without running tool
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Thanks for the feedback, just fixed the errors. Let me know if everything works for you now |
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Thanks for the updates. Everything looks good. |
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I added argparse to allow for Windows and Unix style command line arguments. You can now use gus.py -f or --file index.html to check files, gus.py -v or --version to check for version info, and -h or --help for help.