swift-argument-parser
by apple
Straightforward, type-safe argument parsing for Swift
AI summary
CLI parser
A Swift library that simplifies argument parsing and command-line interface management
- stars
- 3.4K
- forks
- 325
- watching
- 155
- awesome list
- 1
Similar projects
Found by comparing what the projects do, not just their names.
Resource accessor
A tool that generates strong typed, autocompleted resource access in Swift projects
Argument Parser
Provides a .NET Standard command line argument parser with advanced features and automatic exception handling
Argument Parser
A utility for parsing command-line arguments and dispatching to main methods in Scala programs.
Argument parser
A library providing type-level and seamless command-line argument parsing for Scala applications
p-ranav/argparse2.8K
Argument Parser
An argument parser for modern C++
taywee/args1.4K
Argument parser
A C++ header-only argument parser library designed to provide flexible and powerful argument handling with static type checking.
Syntax library
Provides libraries for parsing and manipulating the internal representation of Swift source code
argument parser
A command-line argument parsing library for Zig
Location manager
A Swift library for managing location services with async/await support
Swift utility library
A collection of useful extensions and utilities for the Swift Standard Library and UIKit
Provisioning parser
Converts mobile provisioning file data to a usable Swift model
Argument parser
A lightweight C++ header-only library for parsing command line arguments into a structured format.
Argument parser
A library for parsing command-line arguments in a strongly typed and fluent manner.
quick/nimble4.8K
Matcher framework
A framework for writing asynchronous tests with descriptive failures and flexible assertions.
Swift Editor
An Emacs extension that provides support for writing, debugging and compiling Swift code within the editor.
Featured in 1 awesome list
Each link jumps to the spot where the list mentions swift-argument-parser.
