Expand Up @@ -26,32 +26,33 @@ def run(parser, user_input=None): sys.exit(0) user_input = user_input or sys.argv[1:] namespace = parser.parse_args(user_input) # if no subcommand was given, call help if not hasattr(namespace, "func"): print("No command found.") parser.print_help() sys.exit(0)
if hasattr("namespace", "logging_level") and namespace.logging_level != logging.INFO: print("logging:", namespace.logging_level)
logger = log(__name__, namespace.logging_level or logging.INFO) logger.info("Tabcmd {}".format(version)) if (hasattr("namespace", "password") or hasattr("namespace", "token_value")) and hasattr("namespace", "func"): if hasattr(namespace, "password") or hasattr(namespace, "token_value"): # don't print whole namespace because it has secrets logger.debug(namespace.func) else: logger.debug(namespace) if namespace.language: if hasattr(namespace, "language"): set_client_locale(namespace.language, logger) if namespace.query_page_size: os.environ["TSC_PAGE_SIZE"] = str(namespace.query_page_size)
try: func = namespace.func # if a subcommand was identified, call the function assigned to it # this is the functional equivalent of the call by reflection in the previous structure # https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49038616/argparse-subparsers-with-functions namespace.func.run_command(namespace) except AttributeError: parser.error("No command identified or too few arguments") except Exception as e: # todo: use log_stack here for better presentation? logger.exception(e) # if no command was given, argparse will just not create the attribute sys.exit(2)
return namespace