- list just display commands available at ad-hoc entry point. --verbose allows to display values names, which is useful for automation.
- run can either run interactively a command, or execute a workflow to automate them.
first implementation of XMLUI for jp. The display is simplistic for now by displaying widgets in the order in which they appear, and doing a simple input when a value is needed.
Not all widgets/dialogs are implemented yet, and most flags/options/styles are not handled.
It is possible to automate command, using "workflow" attribute:
it's a list of command that are executed in order. So far only a const (SUBMIT) and fields values can be set.
If verbosity is set, fields name are displayed, which can be useful to automate commands.
following flags have been added:
- noselect: list selection is not allowed (options are the important data)
- extensible: user can add elements to the list
- reducible: user can remove elements from the list
- inline: presentation hint: the list should be displayed horizontally
- mapping is an option allowing do map imported field to a specific field in the newly created item
- importers can now use complexe data types in options using JSON
_xmlui_for_name is an attribute which can be set to Label widgets to indicate the name of the linked widget.
This attribute is set automatically for LabelContainer.
data argument in _parseChilds is now a dict (or None)
LabelContainer is like a PairContainer where first widget can only be LabelWidget or EmptyWidget. This case is the most common, and allow to generate better code when label can be associated to widget (e.g. in HTML).
- main profile (i.e. the one specified on command line when invocating "jp shell") was not used. It is now added to arguments if the value is not overriden on command line or in use
- EOF (i.e. when user press C-d) is now understood as "quit" command
those methods are added in pubsub directly instead of being subcommands of pubsub/subscription to make them more easy/natural to use. The node owner versions are in pubsub/node/subscriptions though.
- type of discovery can now be specified (can be "infos", "items", or "both" which is the default)
- a complex output is now used
- default output has been improved by the use of colors an tables
- adapted to new behaviour (keys which are names in lower case en stripped are now used)
- added --syntax so force a specific syntax. If not used, profile's default syntax will be used
