Develop python assignment using cmd module (Monday Lecture) about classes

[miaozhan]

usage syntax:
mycmd <arg>
  <arg> can be:
    deploy  -- simply prints text "deply"
    kill  -- simply prints text "kill"
    benchmark  -- simply prints text "benchmark"
    report  -- simply prints text "report"

formalize the syntax a bit and unassign myself

[laszewsk]

i will create dir in eve repo called cloudmesh/mycmd i probably rename soon eve to rest so look for eithe in cloumesh repos

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On Jan 31, 2017, at 2:59 PM, miaozhan ***@***.***> wrote: usage syntax: mycmd <arg> <arg> can be: deploy -- simply prints text "deply" kill -- simply prints text "kill" benchmark -- simply prints text "benchmark" report -- simply prints text "report" formalize the syntax a bit and unassign myself — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#137 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAZ8VcsX3dP3ZW5fbPm9NKvVoc9_4EhMks5rX5KcgaJpZM4Ly6_K>.

[laszewsk]

eve repo has been renamed to rest

[jemitchell]

The purpose of this assignment is to familiarize you with the cmd module in python. cmd module makes command line interfaces in your programs.

Create a python program, which has as its interpreter, mycmd, and develop the following commands:

mycmd deploy: print deploy
mycmd kill: print kill
mycmd benchmark: print benchmark
mycmd report:

usage syntax:

mycmd
can be:
deploy -- simply prints text "deploy"
kill -- simply prints text "kill"
benchmark -- simply prints text "benchmark"
report -- simply prints text "report"

In order to achieve your best for more information on the cmd module, refer to: https://pymotw.com/2/cmd/

Also, refer to https://github.com/cloudmesh/rest/tree/master/cloudmesh/command.

[laszewsk]

I do not see where you put this ...

• where is rst page that contains description about cmd
• where is homework, eg. should be something like Cmd.1 ....
• have you done video for online students

[laszewsk]

here the evidence from newest web page:

cmd search
Search Results
Your search did not match any documents. Please make sure that all words are spelled correctly and that you've selected enough categories.

[jemitchell]

I uploaded the cmd.rst file to github. Could someone take a look before I link to the page? It is in the lesson repository. Thanks, Jerome

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[badmutex]

@jemitchell Did you make a pull request? I don't see any.

[dimitargnikolov]

Added the homework and showed to students on Mon 2/13.