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We're currently using invoke for our CLI needs, but it has a number of disadvantages:
It's pre-1.0, with the following red warning on its website:
While fully usable, Invoke is still pre-1.0 software and has no backwards compatibility guarantees until the 1.0 release occurs!
Given the current allocation of human resources devoted to keeping autoapi up-to-date, I have concerns about this.
It doesn't seem to offer any way to offer help to command-line users, e.g. invoke --help doesn't even show a list of tasks, and it doesn't appear to be possible to document the tasks themselves.
Jacob Kaplan-Moss strongly recommends using click, and it appears to be stable with an active community. It also supports a lot of options for offering help to command-line users.
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No opinion on invoke vs click in this case--I think either will work fine. FWIW, invoke is more mature than the version number suggests--it was spun off fabric years ago, so it's been around for a while. But I wouldn't use flask-script, since the latest flask now includes click. My guess is that flask-script is going to go away once enough people have upgraded flask.
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We're currently using invoke for our CLI needs, but it has a number of disadvantages:
It's pre-1.0, with the following red warning on its website:
Given the current allocation of human resources devoted to keeping autoapi up-to-date, I have concerns about this.
It doesn't seem to offer any way to offer help to command-line users, e.g.
invoke --help
doesn't even show a list of tasks, and it doesn't appear to be possible to document the tasks themselves.Jacob Kaplan-Moss strongly recommends using click, and it appears to be stable with an active community. It also supports a lot of options for offering help to command-line users.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: