golang-cli/example/main.go

// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: (C) Copyright 2026 Pim van Pelt <pim@ipng.ch>
// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0

// Command example is a self-contained demo of git.ipng.ch/ipng/golang-cli.
//
// It builds a tiny "server inventory" CLI over an in-memory client — no gRPC,
// no external services. It shows the building blocks of the package:
//
//   - the tree built with cli.For/Builder (no repeated [inventory] type param);
//   - dynamic slot resolvers, including a context-dependent one (dynServices
//     lists the services of the <server> captured earlier on the path);
//   - command functions that hand one result to cli.Emit, which renders it as
//     colorized text or, under -json, as JSON — the command supplies both;
//   - cli.App, which wires flags (-color/-json/-version), the banner, and the
//     one-shot-vs-interactive split into a single Main().
//
// Run it interactively (TAB to complete, '?' for help):
//
//	go run ./example
//	inv> show server <TAB>           # completes to web1 / web2 / db1
//	inv> show server web1 service ?  # lists web1's services
//	inv> colors                      # the ANSI palette
//
// Or one-shot — text or JSON (one-shot is script-safe: color off unless -color):
//
//	go run ./example show server web1
//	go run ./example -json show server web1
//	go run ./example -color show server web1
package main

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"
	"sort"
	"strings"

	cli "git.ipng.ch/ipng/golang-cli"
	"git.ipng.ch/ipng/golang-cli/keypress"
)

// inventory is the "client" C that the tree is generic over. In a real app this
// would be a gRPC client; here it is just in-memory data. It is passed unchanged
// to every Dynamic and Run function.
type inventory struct {
	// servers maps a server name to the services running on it.
	servers map[string][]string
}

func newInventory() inventory {
	return inventory{servers: map[string][]string{
		"web1": {"http", "https", "ssh"},
		"web2": {"http", "https"},
		"db1":  {"postgres", "ssh"},
	}}
}

func (inv inventory) names() []string {
	out := make([]string, 0, len(inv.servers))
	for n := range inv.servers {
		out = append(out, n)
	}
	sort.Strings(out)
	return out
}

// --- dynamic resolvers -------------------------------------------------------

// dynServers lists every server name. args is unused here.
func dynServers(_ context.Context, inv inventory, _ []string) []string {
	return inv.names()
}

// dynServices is context-dependent: it lists the services of the server that
// was captured as args[0] earlier on the path. This is what lets
// "show server web1 service <TAB>" offer only web1's services.
func dynServices(_ context.Context, inv inventory, args []string) []string {
	if len(args) == 0 {
		return nil
	}
	svcs := append([]string(nil), inv.servers[args[0]]...)
	sort.Strings(svcs)
	return svcs
}

// --- command functions -------------------------------------------------------
//
// Each hands cli.Emit a text form and a machine value; the framework prints one
// or the other based on -json. Text uses cli.KV (blue "key=") and cli.Paint.

func runShowServers(_ context.Context, inv inventory, _ []string) error {
	names := inv.names()
	return cli.Emit(cli.KV("servers", strings.Join(names, ", ")),
		map[string]any{"servers": names})
}

type serverView struct {
	Name     string   `json:"name"`
	Count    int      `json:"count"`
	Services []string `json:"services"`
}

func runShowServer(_ context.Context, inv inventory, args []string) error {
	name := args[0]
	svcs, ok := inv.servers[name]
	if !ok {
		return fmt.Errorf("no such server: %s", name)
	}
	text := fmt.Sprintf("%s  %s  %s",
		cli.KV("name", name),
		cli.KV("count", fmt.Sprintf("%d", len(svcs))),
		cli.KV("services", strings.Join(svcs, ", ")))
	return cli.Emit(text, serverView{Name: name, Count: len(svcs), Services: svcs})
}

func runShowServerServices(_ context.Context, inv inventory, args []string) error {
	name := args[0]
	text := fmt.Sprintf("%s  %s", cli.KV("server", name), cli.KV("services", strings.Join(inv.servers[name], ", ")))
	return cli.Emit(text, map[string]any{"server": name, "services": inv.servers[name]})
}

func runShowServerService(_ context.Context, inv inventory, args []string) error {
	server, svc := args[0], args[1]
	for _, s := range inv.servers[server] {
		if s == svc {
			text := cli.KV(server+"/"+svc, cli.Paint("running", cli.Green))
			return cli.Emit(text, map[string]any{"server": server, "service": svc, "running": true})
		}
	}
	return fmt.Errorf("%s is not running %s", server, svc)
}

func runPing(_ context.Context, inv inventory, args []string) error {
	name := args[0]
	if _, ok := inv.servers[name]; !ok {
		return fmt.Errorf("no such server: %s", name)
	}
	return cli.Emit(fmt.Sprintf("pong from %s", cli.Paint(name, cli.Green)),
		map[string]any{"server": name, "reply": "pong"})
}

// runColors demonstrates the palette. Each line shows a value painted with one
// of the standard colors; with -color=false the same text prints unadorned.
func runColors(context.Context, inventory, []string) error {
	fmt.Println("status words via Paint (try -color=false to disable):")
	fmt.Println("  " + cli.KV("status", cli.Paint("OK", cli.Green)))
	fmt.Println("  " + cli.KV("status", cli.Paint("DEGRADED", cli.Yellow)))
	fmt.Println("  " + cli.KV("status", cli.Paint("DOWN", cli.Red)))
	fmt.Println("  " + cli.KV("note", cli.Paint("highlight", cli.Cyan)))
	fmt.Println("the raw helpers:")
	fmt.Printf("  Paint(%q, cli.Red)    => %s\n", "text", cli.Paint("text", cli.Red))
	fmt.Printf("  Paint(%q, cli.Green)  => %s\n", "text", cli.Paint("text", cli.Green))
	fmt.Printf("  Paint(%q, cli.Blue)   => %s\n", "text", cli.Paint("text", cli.Blue))
	fmt.Printf("  Paint(%q, cli.Yellow) => %s\n", "text", cli.Paint("text", cli.Yellow))
	fmt.Printf("  KV(%q, %q)        => %s\n", "key", "value", cli.KV("key", "value"))
	return nil
}

// runWatch streams a few simulated events, stopping early if a key is pressed.
// In a real CLI this would be a server-side stream; here it is a bounded loop so
// the demo never hangs when stdin is not a terminal. Press any key (in a TTY) to
// stop it before it finishes.
func runWatch(ctx context.Context, _ inventory, _ []string) error {
	ctx, cancel := context.WithCancel(ctx)
	defer cancel()
	go keypress.WaitForKey(ctx, cancel)

	for i := 1; i <= 5; i++ {
		select {
		case <-ctx.Done():
			return nil // key pressed
		default:
		}
		if err := cli.Emit(cli.KV("event", fmt.Sprintf("%d", i)), map[string]any{"event": i}); err != nil {
			return err
		}
	}
	return nil
}

func runQuit(context.Context, inventory, []string) error { return cli.ErrQuit }

// buildTree is the single source of truth for the command set, built with the
// cli.Builder so no node repeats the [inventory] type parameter.
func buildTree() *cli.Node[inventory] {
	b := cli.For[inventory]()
	return b.Root(
		b.Dir("show", "show inventory state",
			b.Cmd("server", "list servers (add <name> for one)", runShowServers,
				b.Slot("<name>", "show one server", dynServers, runShowServer,
					b.Cmd("service", "list a server's services", runShowServerServices,
						b.Slot("<svc>", "show one service", dynServices, runShowServerService))))),
		b.Dir("ping", "ping a server",
			b.Slot("<name>", "ping this server", dynServers, runPing)),
		b.Cmd("watch", "stream a few events (any key stops it)", runWatch),
		b.Cmd("colors", "show the ANSI color palette", runColors),
		b.Cmd("quit", "exit the shell", runQuit),
		b.Cmd("exit", "exit the shell", runQuit),
	)
}

func main() {
	(&cli.App[inventory]{
		Name:     "example",
		Version:  "1.1.0",
		Prompt:   "inv> ",
		Root:     buildTree(),
		Greeting: "golang-cli example — try: show server, ping db1, colors, '?' for help, TAB to complete",
		// Local CLI: no -server flag. Connect just hands over the in-memory data,
		// proving App is transport-agnostic (it never dials anything itself).
		Connect: func(context.Context, string) (inventory, func(), error) {
			return newInventory(), nil, nil
		},
		FormatError: func(err error) string { return cli.Paint(err.Error(), cli.Red) },
	}).Main()
}