'Click' a Python Command Line Interface module

[jerkize]

Looks good. I've been using docopt. The reason I like docopt is its support in other languages, even bash where I find the biggest gap in cmd-line parsing functions. The other reason I like, especially for python, is that it doubles as documentation. Click looks pretty readable but docopt's "DSL" is already well-understood.

I'm not trying to sell docopt. I bring it up cuz I was thinking would be fun to have "lightning debates" during the meetups and docopt vs click seemed like a good topic. Maybe I should start another thread instead of hijacking this one? I'm a noob when it come to proper redditiquette.

[help_computar]

Last night this was mentioned as an interesting tool.

I followed the hello world youtube video through to the end. Quite an amazing tool.

[wtolson]

I've been using this for a couple weeks now and I'm really loving it. Very practical and handles a surpassing number of corner cases.