this is an experimental command to use external data as input arguments.
A series of data is used (only CSV is implemented so far), and it is used to fill argument of a command according to a sequence.
The sequence is given using input arguments, with types corresponding to the data found (short option, long option, stdin).
e.g. if a CSV file has row with 3 columns, we can say that column 1 is subject (long option), column 2 is body (stdin), and column 3 is language (short option -l).
A filter can be used after each option type, to transform read value.
Finally a static part is used to have the main command and non dynamic arguments to use.
template output use the new template renderer and data_objects module in backend tools.
Options can be specified: template to give a direct path to template, browser to display result directly, inline-css to include css in the HTML page.
Default template can be specified in command's TEMPLATE attribute, and a template_data_mapping method is called if it exists to map data to what is expected by the template.
Primitivus and jp can now load the bridge specified in sat.conf, but they are only working with D-Bus so far (need to change all sync calls to async).
Exit code 3 is used for Bridge init error.
- new --output option can be added wich use_output. use_output can be True (in which case it wild default to C.OUTPUT_TEXT), or any of C.OUTPUT_TYPES (currently text, list and dict)
- output change the output format mainly to make command result parsing more easy, but it can also be use to add fancy effects (like coloration)
- outputs are added with plugins in the same way as commands (import of both is done in the same method)
- in the command class, output need to be declared with use_output=C.OUTPUT_xxx, then the data only need to be processed with self.output(data)
- outputs can have description (not used yet)
- use_xxx argument handling has been refactored (minor refactoring) to be more generic
- first outputs are "default", "json" (pretty printed) and "json_raw" (compact json)
- the first command to use them is "profile list"
