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package caseapp

caseapp root package

Simply importing things directly under this package should make it possible not to have to import things from caseapp.core.

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type @@[T, Tag] = AnyRef { type Tag = shapeless.newtype.NewtypeTag[T,Tag] }
type CaseApp[T] = caseapp.core.app.CaseApp[T]
type CommandApp[T] = caseapp.core.app.CommandApp[T]
type CommandParser[T] = caseapp.core.commandparser.CommandParser[T]
type Counter = caseapp.core.Counter
type ExtraName = Name
type Last[T] = caseapp.core.argparser.Last[T]
type Parser[T] = caseapp.core.parser.Parser[T]
type RemainingArgs = caseapp.core.RemainingArgs

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val CaseApp: caseapp.core.app.CaseApp.type
val CommandParser: caseapp.core.commandparser.CommandParser.type
val Last: caseapp.core.argparser.Last.type
val Parser: caseapp.core.parser.Parser.type
val RemainingArgs: caseapp.core.RemainingArgs.type
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package core

Core types / classes of caseapp.
Core types / classes of caseapp.
Not that in most use cases of caseapp, simply importing things right under caseapp, rather things from caseapp.core, should be enough.
This package is itself split in several sub-packages: - caseapp.core.argparser: things related to parsing a single argument value, - caseapp.core.parser: things related to parsing a sequence of arguments, - caseapp.core.commandparser: things related to parsing a sequence of arguments, handling commands, - caseapp.core.help: things related to help messages, - caseapp.core.app: helpers to create caseapp-based applications, - caseapp.core.default: helper to set / define a default value for a given type, - caseapp.core.util: utilities, mostly for internal use.

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