def _set(self, args: Args) -> AnyErr:
""" set - show or set a setting """
setting_to_set = args.get_positionals()
log.d(f"setting_to_set: {setting_to_set}")
if setting_to_set and len(setting_to_set) == 2:
key, val = setting_to_set
log.i(f"set {key}={val}")
if key and val:
try:
set_setting(key, val)
except Exception as ex:
log.w(f"Failed to set: {ex}")
return str(ex)
else:
log.w(f"Unable to parse setting: {setting_to_set}")
return ClientErrors.INVALID_COMMAND_SYNTAX
else:
# Show aliases
log.d("No setting given, showing current ones")
for key, val in settings._settings_values.items():
print(f"set {key}={val}")
return ClientErrors.SUCCESS
def _alias(self, args: Args) -> AnyErr:
""" alias - show or create an alias """
alias_to_create = args.get_positionals()
log.d(f"alias_to_create: {alias_to_create}")
if alias_to_create and len(alias_to_create) == 2:
# Create aliases
source, target = alias_to_create
if source and target:
log.i(f"Adding alias: {source}={target}")
self._aliases[source] = target
comm_info = COMMANDS_INFO.get(self._command_for(source))
# If comm_info is None, the command is uknown or it is a multiple
# command, add as a null comm_info
self._available_commands[source] = comm_info
else:
log.w(f"Unable to parse alias: {alias_to_create}")
return ClientErrors.INVALID_COMMAND_SYNTAX
else:
# Show aliases
log.d("No alias given, showing current ones")
for source, target in self._aliases.items():
print(f"alias {source}={target}")
return ClientErrors.SUCCESS