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Introduction
What does DCli do?
Install DCli
Writing your first CLI app
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Dart basics
Dart lambda functions
Function Arguments
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stdin/stdout/stderr a primer
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Overview
Using DCli functions
User input
Displaying information
Managing Files And Directories
Environment variables
Calling apps
Command Line Arguments
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Glob Expansion
Piping
Locking
Fetch
The evils of CD
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Cross Platform
Elevated Privileges
Performance
Dependency Management
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DCli tools
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DCli Compile
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Internal Workings
Internal Workings
waitForEx
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build CLI apps in dart - part 1
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Olivier Revial - CLI apps made easy
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Internal Workings
The DCli public API is almost 100% from of Dart Futures and async statements.
This is intentional as Futures provide almost no benefit in cli applications and actually make it harder to write cli apps.
The Dart api has a single function which can only be used on cli applications which is called 'waitFor'.
The 'waitFor' function essentially removes Futures.
DShell relies heavily on the 'waitFor' function to make writing cli apps easy.
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