Naming
If there is a need to modify option long names that can be done
using OptionNameModifier
interface which is a simple
Function<String, String>
. In this interface original option
name goes in and modified name comes out.
Modifier can be defined per OptionSpec
in CommandRegistration
,
defaulting globally as bean or via configuration properties.
Modifier defined manually in OptionSpec
takes takes precedence
over one defined globally. There is no global modifier defined
on default.
You can define one with an option in CommandRegistration
.
CommandRegistration.builder()
.withOption()
.longNames("arg1")
.nameModifier(name -> "x" + name)
.and()
.build();
Add one singleton bean as type OptionNameModifier
and that becomes
a global default.
@Bean
OptionNameModifier sampleOptionNameModifier() {
return name -> "x" + name;
}
It’s also possible to just add configuration property with
spring.shell.option.naming.case-type
which auto-configures
one based on a type defined.
noop
is to do nothing, camel
, snake
, kebab
, pascal
activates build-in modifiers for camelCase
, snake_case
,
kebab-case
or PascalCase
respectively.
If creating CommandRegistration beans directly, global
default via configuration properies only work if using
pre-configured Builder instance. See more
[using-shell-commands-programmaticmodel].
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spring:
shell:
option:
naming:
case-type: noop
# case-type: camel
# case-type: snake
# case-type: kebab
# case-type: pascal
For example options defined in an annotated method like this.
@ShellMethod(key = "option-naming-sample")
public void optionNamingSample(
@ShellOption("from_snake") String snake,
@ShellOption("fromCamel") String camel,
@ShellOption("from-kebab") String kebab,
@ShellOption("FromPascal") String pascal
) {}
On default help
for that command shows names coming
directly from @ShellOption
.
OPTIONS
--from_snake String
[Mandatory]
--fromCamel String
[Mandatory]
--from-kebab String
[Mandatory]
--FromPascal String
[Mandatory]
Define spring.shell.option.naming.case-type=kebab
and default
modifier is added and option names then look like.
OPTIONS
--from-snake String
[Mandatory]
--from-camel String
[Mandatory]
--from-kebab String
[Mandatory]
--from-pascal String
[Mandatory]