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1	In	markdown	# integrating `typer` into the blog in this blog, posts are programs and they are designed to be reused in python. that means that we want to be able to reuse code and narrative as much as possible. * add command to __main__ # integrating `typer` into the blog in this blog, posts are programs and they are designed to be reused in python. that means that we want to be able to reuse code and narrative as much as possible. * add command to __main__	`{'data': {'text/html': 'integrating into the blog \nin this blog, posts are programs and they are designed to be reused in python.\nthat means that we want to be able to reuse code and narrative as much as possible. \n\nadd command to main \n\n'}}`	8	integrating into the blog in this blog, posts are programs and they are designed to be reused in python. that means that we want to be able to reuse code and narrative as much as possible. add command to main
2	In 44	code	IMPORTED,MAIN = "__file__" in locals(), __name__ == "__main__"; Ø = not IMPORTED and MAIN `IMPORTED,MAIN = "__file__" in locals(), __name__ == "__main__"; Ø = not IMPORTED and MAIN`	`{}`	1	0 outputs.
3	In	markdown	## a small example the first example we'll describe is a simple function with little consequence. this will validate our integration. `## a small example the first example we'll describe is a simple function with little consequence. this will validate our integration.`	`{'data': {'text/html': "a small example \nthe first example we'll describe is a simple function with little consequence.\nthis will validate our integration.\n"}}`	4	a small example the first example we'll describe is a simple function with little consequence. this will validate our integration.
4	In 45	code	def main(greeting: str = "howdy", name: str="tony"): """a nothing function that says hi to the audience""" print(greeting, name) `def main(greeting: str = "howdy", name: str="tony"): """a nothing function that says hi to the audience""" print(greeting, name)`	`{}`	3	0 outputs.
5	In	markdown	invoking the command line `invoking the command line`	`{'data': {'text/html': 'invoking the command line\n'}}`	1	invoking the command line
6	In 25	code	if Ø: !python -m tonyfast `if Ø: !python -m tonyfast`	`{}`	2	1 outputs. [1m [0m [1m [0m[1;33mUsage: [0m[1mpython [0m[1;32m-m[0m[1m tonyfast [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...[0m[1m [0m[1m [0m [1m [0m [2m╭─[0m[2m Options [0m[2m───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────[0m[2m─╮[0m [2m│[0m [1;36m-[0m[1;36m-help[0m [1;32m-h[0m Show this message and exit. [2m│[0m [2m╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯[0m [2m╭─[0m[2m Commands [0m[2m──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────[0m[2m─╮[0m [2m│[0m [1;36mhello [0m[1;36m [0m a nothing function that says hi to the audience [2m│[0m [2m│[0m [1;36mtasks [0m[1;36m [0m run doit tasks [2m│[0m [2m╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯[0m
7	In 26	code	if Ø: !python -m tonyfast hello --name y\'all `if Ø: !python -m tonyfast hello --name y\'all`	`{}`	2	1 outputs. `howdy y'all`
8	In	markdown	this is a nice example to start with because it allows us to consider what our works look like as literature. `this is a nice example to start with because it allows us to consider what our works look like as literature.`	`{'data': {'text/html': 'this is a nice example to start with because it allows us to consider what our works look like as literature.\n'}}`	1	this is a nice example to start with because it allows us to consider what our works look like as literature.
9	In	markdown	## a more complex example in a recent post, we made it possible add `doit` tasks to the blog. ## a more complex example in a recent post, we made it possible add `doit` tasks to the blog.	`{'data': {'text/html': 'a more complex example \nin a recent post, we made it possible add doit tasks to the blog.\n'}}`	3	a more complex example in a recent post, we made it possible add `doit` tasks to the blog.
10	In 46	code	from typer import Typer, Context app= Typer(rich_markup_mode="rich") @app.command(context_settings={"allow_extra_args": True, "ignore_unknown_options": True}) def tasks(ctx: Context): """run doit tasks""" from doit.doit_cmd import DoitMain from doit.cmd_base import ModuleTaskLoader from tonyfast import dodo return DoitMain(ModuleTaskLoader(dodo)).run(ctx.args) `from typer import Typer, Context app= Typer(rich_markup_mode="rich") @app.command(context_settings={"allow_extra_args": True, "ignore_unknown_options": True}) def tasks(ctx: Context): """run doit tasks""" from doit.doit_cmd import DoitMain from doit.cmd_base import ModuleTaskLoader from tonyfast import dodo return DoitMain(ModuleTaskLoader(dodo)).run(ctx.args)`	`{}`	11	0 outputs.
11	In	markdown	verifying the `doit` commands verifying the `doit` commands	`{'data': {'text/html': 'verifying the doit commands\n'}}`	1	verifying the `doit` commands
12	In 47	code	if Ø: !python -m tonyfast tasks list --status --all `if Ø: !python -m tonyfast tasks list --status --all`	`{}`	2	1 outputs. `R mkdocs build document with mkdocs R mkdocs:build R mkdocs:toc`
13	In	markdown	## invoking this document as a standalone script `## invoking this document as a standalone script`	`{'data': {'text/html': 'invoking this document as a standalone script\n'}}`	2	invoking this document as a standalone script
14	In 42	code	if IMPORTED and MAIN: app.command(name="hello")(main) app() `if IMPORTED and MAIN: app.command(name="hello")(main) app()`	`{}`	3	0 outputs.
15	In 43	code	if Ø: !importnb 2022-12-19-integrating-typer.ipynb --help `if Ø: !importnb 2022-12-19-integrating-typer.ipynb --help`	`{}`	2	1 outputs. [1m [0m [1m [0m[1;33mUsage: [0m[1m2022-12-19-integrating-typer.ipynb [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...[0m[1m [0m[1m [0m [1m [0m [2m╭─[0m[2m Options [0m[2m───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────[0m[2m─╮[0m [2m│[0m [1;36m-[0m[1;36m-install[0m[1;36m-completion[0m Install completion for the current shell. [2m│[0m [2m│[0m [1;36m-[0m[1;36m-show[0m[1;36m-completion[0m Show completion for the current shell, to copy [2m│[0m [2m│[0m it or customize the installation. [2m│[0m [2m│[0m [1;36m-[0m[1;36m-help[0m Show this message and exit. [2m│[0m [2m╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯[0m [2m╭─[0m[2m Commands [0m[2m──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────[0m[2m─╮[0m [2m│[0m [1;36mhello [0m[1;36m [0m a nothing function that says hi to the audience [2m│[0m [2m│[0m [1;36mtasks [0m[1;36m [0m run doit tasks [2m│[0m [2m╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯[0m

markdown

# integrating `typer` into the blog

in this blog, posts are programs and they are designed to be reused in python.
that means that we want to be able to reuse code and narrative as much as possible. 



* add command to __main__

# integrating `typer` into the blog

in this blog, posts are programs and they are designed to be reused in python.
that means that we want to be able to reuse code and narrative as much as possible. 



* add command to __main__


        {'data': {'text/html': 'integrating  into the blog
\nin this blog, posts are programs and they are designed to be reused in python.\nthat means that we want to be able to reuse code and narrative as much as possible.
\n\nadd command to main
\n\n'}}

integrating into the blog

in this blog, posts are programs and they are designed to be reused in python. that means that we want to be able to reuse code and narrative as much as possible.

add command to main

In 44

code

    IMPORTED,MAIN = "__file__" in locals(),  __name__ == "__main__"; Ø = not IMPORTED and MAIN

    IMPORTED,MAIN = "__file__" in locals(),  __name__ == "__main__"; Ø = not IMPORTED and MAIN

markdown

## a small example

the first example we'll describe is a simple function with little consequence.
this will validate our integration.

## a small example

the first example we'll describe is a simple function with little consequence.
this will validate our integration.


        {'data': {'text/html': "a small example
\nthe first example we'll describe is a simple function with little consequence.\nthis will validate our integration.\n"}}

a small example

the first example we'll describe is a simple function with little consequence. this will validate our integration.

In 45

code

    def main(greeting: str = "howdy", name: str="tony"):
        """a nothing function that says hi to the audience"""
        print(greeting, name)

    def main(greeting: str = "howdy", name: str="tony"):
        """a nothing function that says hi to the audience"""
        print(greeting, name)

markdown

invoking the command line

invoking the command line

invoking the command line

In 25

code

    if Ø:
        !python -m tonyfast

    if Ø:
        !python -m tonyfast

[1m                                                                                [0m
[1m [0m[1;33mUsage: [0m[1mpython [0m[1;32m-m[0m[1m tonyfast [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...[0m[1m                         [0m[1m [0m
[1m                                                                                [0m
[2m╭─[0m[2m Options [0m[2m───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────[0m[2m─╮[0m
[2m│[0m [1;36m-[0m[1;36m-help[0m  [1;32m-h[0m        Show this message and exit.                                [2m│[0m
[2m╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯[0m
[2m╭─[0m[2m Commands [0m[2m──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────[0m[2m─╮[0m
[2m│[0m [1;36mhello   [0m[1;36m [0m a nothing function that says hi to the audience                    [2m│[0m
[2m│[0m [1;36mtasks   [0m[1;36m [0m run doit tasks                                                     [2m│[0m
[2m╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯[0m

In 26

code

    if Ø:
        !python -m tonyfast hello --name y\'all

    if Ø:
        !python -m tonyfast hello --name y\'all

howdy y'all

markdown

this is a nice example to start with because it allows us to consider what our works look like as literature.

this is a nice example to start with because it allows us to consider what our works look like as literature.


        {'data': {'text/html': 'this is a nice example to start with because it allows us to consider what our works look like as literature.\n'}}

this is a nice example to start with because it allows us to consider what our works look like as literature.

markdown

## a more complex example

in a recent post, we made it possible add `doit` tasks to the blog.

## a more complex example

in a recent post, we made it possible add `doit` tasks to the blog.


        {'data': {'text/html': 'a more complex example
\nin a recent post, we made it possible add doit tasks to the blog.\n'}}

a more complex example

in a recent post, we made it possible add doit tasks to the blog.

In 46

code

    from typer import Typer, Context
    app= Typer(rich_markup_mode="rich")
    
    @app.command(context_settings={"allow_extra_args": True, "ignore_unknown_options": True})
    def tasks(ctx: Context):
        """run doit tasks"""
        from doit.doit_cmd import DoitMain
        from doit.cmd_base import ModuleTaskLoader
        from tonyfast import dodo

        return DoitMain(ModuleTaskLoader(dodo)).run(ctx.args)

    from typer import Typer, Context
    app= Typer(rich_markup_mode="rich")
    
    @app.command(context_settings={"allow_extra_args": True, "ignore_unknown_options": True})
    def tasks(ctx: Context):
        """run doit tasks"""
        from doit.doit_cmd import DoitMain
        from doit.cmd_base import ModuleTaskLoader
        from tonyfast import dodo

        return DoitMain(ModuleTaskLoader(dodo)).run(ctx.args)

markdown

verifying the `doit` commands

verifying the `doit` commands

verifying the doit commands

In 47

code

    if Ø:
        !python -m tonyfast tasks list --status --all

    if Ø:
        !python -m tonyfast tasks list --status --all

R mkdocs         build document with mkdocs
R mkdocs:build   
R mkdocs:toc

markdown

## invoking this document as a standalone script

## invoking this document as a standalone script

invoking this document as a standalone script

In 42

code

    if IMPORTED and MAIN:
        app.command(name="hello")(main)
        app()

    if IMPORTED and MAIN:
        app.command(name="hello")(main)
        app()

In 43

code

    if Ø:
        !importnb 2022-12-19-integrating-typer.ipynb --help

    if Ø:
        !importnb 2022-12-19-integrating-typer.ipynb --help

[1m                                                                                [0m
[1m [0m[1;33mUsage: [0m[1m2022-12-19-integrating-typer.ipynb [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...[0m[1m         [0m[1m [0m
[1m                                                                                [0m
[2m╭─[0m[2m Options [0m[2m───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────[0m[2m─╮[0m
[2m│[0m [1;36m-[0m[1;36m-install[0m[1;36m-completion[0m          Install completion for the current shell.      [2m│[0m
[2m│[0m [1;36m-[0m[1;36m-show[0m[1;36m-completion[0m             Show completion for the current shell, to copy [2m│[0m
[2m│[0m                               it or customize the installation.              [2m│[0m
[2m│[0m [1;36m-[0m[1;36m-help[0m                        Show this message and exit.                    [2m│[0m
[2m╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯[0m
[2m╭─[0m[2m Commands [0m[2m──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────[0m[2m─╮[0m
[2m│[0m [1;36mhello   [0m[1;36m [0m a nothing function that says hi to the audience                    [2m│[0m
[2m│[0m [1;36mtasks   [0m[1;36m [0m run doit tasks                                                     [2m│[0m
[2m╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯[0m