Coverage for src/somesy/main.py: 75%

1"""Main entry point for the somesy CLI.""" 

2import logging 

3import sys 

4 

5import typer 

6 

7from somesy import __version__ 

8from somesy.cli import fill, init, sync 

9from somesy.core.log import SomesyLogLevel, init_log, set_log_level 

10 

11app = typer.Typer() 

12 

13logger = logging.getLogger("somesy") 

14 

15 

16@app.callback() 

17def version(value: bool): 

18 """Show somesy version and exit.""" 

19 if value: 

20 typer.echo(f"somesy version: {__version__}") 

21 raise typer.Exit() 

22 

23 

24@app.callback() 

25def common( 

26 ctx: typer.Context, 

27 version: bool = typer.Option( 

28 None, "--version", help=version.__doc__, callback=version 

29 ), 

30 show_info: bool = typer.Option( 

31 None, 

32 "--info", 

33 "-v", 

34 help="Enable basic logging.", 

35 ), 

36 verbose: bool = typer.Option( 

37 None, 

38 "--verbose", 

39 "-vv", 

40 help="Enable verbose logging.", 

41 ), 

42 debug: bool = typer.Option( 

43 None, 

44 "--debug", 

45 "-vvv", 

46 help="Enable debug logging.", 

47 ), 

48): 

49 """General flags and arguments for somesy.""" 

50 init_log() 

51 

52 if sum(map(int, map(bool, [show_info, verbose, debug]))) > 1: 

53 typer.echo( 

54 "Only one of --info, --verbose or --debug may be set!", file=sys.stderr 

55 ) 

56 raise typer.Exit(1) 

57 

58 if show_info or verbose or debug: 

59 # NOTE: only explicitly setting log level if a flag is passed, 

60 # in order to distinguish from using the "default log level" 

61 # (needed to check if the user did override the log level as a CLI flag) 

62 set_log_level( 

63 SomesyLogLevel.from_flags(info=show_info, verbose=verbose, debug=debug) 

64 ) 

65 

66 

67# add subcommands 

68app.add_typer(sync.app, name="sync") 

69app.add_typer(init.app, name="init") 

70app.add_typer(fill.app, name="fill")