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Fixing comparison error in easyoptions.sh #103

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved the readability and maintainability of the easyoptions.sh script.
    • Enhanced error handling for unknown options and help requests, ensuring consistent functionality.
  • New Features
    • Updated the option handling mechanism in the example script to utilize easyoptions.sh, enhancing the overall functionality.

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The easyoptions.sh script has been modified, particularly in the show_error, parse_documentation, and parse_options functions. Changes include adjustments to indentation, simplification of the script name reference, and a complete restructuring of the parse_options logic. The example.sh script has been updated to source easyoptions.sh instead of opts.sh, reflecting a shift in the options handling mechanism while maintaining the original functionality.

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File Path Change Summary
examples/fastapi-simple-docker-pip/scripts/easy-options/easyoptions.sh Modified show_error for indentation, simplified parse_documentation, and restructured parse_options for clarity and maintainability.
examples/fastapi-simple-docker-pip/scripts/easy-options/example.sh Updated to source easyoptions.sh instead of opts.sh, preserving original functionality.

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In the script where options play,
A change was made to guide the way.
With tabs and simplifications bright,
Parsing options now feels just right! 🐇✨
From opts to easy, a leap we take,
Ensuring our scripts never break!


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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
examples/fastapi-simple-docker-pip/scripts/easy-options/example.sh (1)

24-24: Consider documenting performance implications

The comment "Bash implementation, slower" suggests a performance trade-off, but it's not clear why this implementation is slower or what alternatives exist.

Consider adding a more detailed comment explaining:

  • Why this implementation is slower
  • What alternatives are available
  • When to use this implementation vs alternatives
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examples/fastapi-simple-docker-pip/scripts/easy-options/example.sh (2)

24-24: Verify the existence and location of easyoptions.sh

The script now sources easyoptions.sh instead of opts.sh. While this change aligns with the PR's focus, we should verify the new file's existence and location.

✅ Verification successful

Change from opts.sh to easyoptions.sh is valid and safe

The verification confirms:

  • easyoptions.sh exists in the correct location
  • It's a complete, well-documented option parsing implementation
  • The API is compatible with the usage in example.sh
  • The comment about it being a "Bash implementation, slower" is accurate as it uses documentation parsing
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the existence and location of easyoptions.sh relative to example.sh

# Test: Check if easyoptions.sh exists in the same directory
fd -t f "easyoptions.sh" "$(dirname "examples/fastapi-simple-docker-pip/scripts/easy-options/example.sh")"

Length of output: 229


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's verify the content of both files to ensure API compatibility
echo "=== Content of example.sh ==="
cat "examples/fastapi-simple-docker-pip/scripts/easy-options/example.sh"

echo -e "\n=== Content of easyoptions.sh ==="
cat "examples/fastapi-simple-docker-pip/scripts/easy-options/easyoptions.sh"

# Also check if there was a previous opts.sh file
echo -e "\n=== Checking for opts.sh ==="
fd -t f "opts.sh" "examples/fastapi-simple-docker-pip/scripts/easy-options"

Length of output: 9138


Line range hint 1-40: Verify script functionality after dependency change

The script's functionality relies heavily on variables and functions that should be provided by the sourced file (easyoptions.sh). Let's verify that all required features are still available:

  1. Option parsing (some_option, some_boolean, some_value)
  2. Arguments array
  3. Help text parsing from comments
✅ Verification successful

Script functionality verified and working as expected

After analyzing the easyoptions.sh content, I can confirm that all required functionality is present and properly implemented:

  1. Option parsing is handled through the parse_options() function which:

    • Parses documentation comments to extract option definitions
    • Supports both boolean options (some_option, some_boolean) and value options (some_value)
    • Converts option names to variables using the correct naming convention (dashes to underscores)
  2. Arguments array is populated in the parse_options() function:

    arguments=()
    # ...
    arguments+=("${!index}")
  3. Help text parsing is implemented in parse_documentation() function which extracts and formats the double-hash comments.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that easyoptions.sh provides all required functionality

# Test: Check if easyoptions.sh defines the necessary functions for option parsing
rg -A 5 "parse_(documentation|options)" "$(fd -t f "easyoptions.sh" .)"

# Test: Check if the variables used in example.sh are populated by easyoptions.sh
rg "(some_option|some_boolean|some_value|arguments\[\@\])" "$(fd -t f "easyoptions.sh" .)"

Length of output: 1175


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's verify the functionality differently

# 1. Check if easyoptions.sh exists and show its content
echo "=== Content of easyoptions.sh ==="
cat "$(fd -t f "easyoptions.sh" .)"

# 2. Check how arguments array is handled
echo -e "\n=== Arguments handling ==="
rg "arguments\[" "$(fd -t f "easyoptions.sh" .)"

# 3. Check variable assignment for options
echo -e "\n=== Option variable assignment ==="
rg "=\"\$2\"" "$(fd -t f "easyoptions.sh" .)"

Length of output: 7888

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