# simple-cmd-args

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A thin layer over optparse-applicative that avoids type plumbing for
the common use case of a commandline tool with subcommands,
by using `Parser (IO ())`

## Example

See [https://github.com/juhp/simple-cmd-args/tree/master/examples](examples/)

## Usage

```haskell
import SimpleCmdArgs
import Control.Applicative (some)
import SimpleCmd (cmd_)

main =
  simpleCmdArgs Nothing "my example tool" "Longer description..." $
  subcommands
    [ Subcommand "echo" (putStrLn <$> strArg "NAME") "Print name"
    , Subcommand "ls" (cmd_ "ls" <$> some (strArg "FILE...")) "Touch FILE"
    ]
```