ezcli/cli_s

typedef struct __cli_s {
    char *cmd;
    char *desc;
    char *usage;
    char *footer;

    int tok_idx;
    int argc;
    char **argv;

    opt_s **opts;
    size_t opts_len;

    char **help_aliases;
    void (*help)(struct __cli_s *cli, opt_s **opts);
} cli_s;
        

this is where all the information about your command line interface program is kept. see ezcli/opt_s for what to fill **opts with.

*cmd, *desc, *usage, and *footer are information that is printed during help. *footer is the bottommost message (like in cat --help).

**opts should be filled with opt_s structs and NULL-terminated.

help_aliases should be filled with aliases for the help option. this also must be NULL-terminated.

the help function pointer points to the default help functionality that ezcli provides by default. you can replace this with your own function. it must take *cli_s and **opt_s as arguments.

note: tok_idx, argc, argv, and opts_len are fields that you should not manually set or change. modifying them may lead to undefined behaviour.