Category "argparse"

Argparse: is it possible to combine help texts from multiple parsers?

I'm writing a module with custom logging utilities to be imported in other scripts. It's based on the standard-library logging module. One of these utilities lo

Python argparse error: error: argument count: invalid int value

I am trying to run below code in jupyter notebook. import argparse parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Example with non-optional arguments') parser.a

Python argparse - user defined Action with 'store_true' behavoiur

Hi I suppose that i have parser argument which cannot pass any value, for example: parser.add_argument('-s', '--staged', action=FooAction) And my user defined

How do I create a Python namespace (argparse.parse_args value)?

To interactively test my python script, I would like to create a Namespace object, similar to what would be returned by argparse.parse_args(). The obvious way,

python: argparse throwing value error when combining positional and optional argument

I'm trying to use the argparse library in python to read in optional and required arguments. So far I'm doing this: import argparse parser = argparse.ArgumentPa

Print all argparse arguments including defaults

I want to log the usage of a python program which uses the argparse module. Currently, the logger records the command line usage similar to the answer given in

How can I require my python script's argument to be a float in a range using argparse?

I'd like to use argparse on Python 2.7 to require that one of my script's parameters be between the range of 0.0 and 1.0. Does argparse.add_argument() support

how to get argparse to read arguments from a file with an option rather than prefix

I would like to know how to use python's argparse module to read arguments both from the command line and possibly from text files. I know of argparse's fromfil

NameError: name 'argparse' is not defined

I am using python 3.7.4, here is my code but it doesn't work. It's a ssrf scanner wrote by python, I just started to learning 'argparse' so don't know what wron

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