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The strictcli-based fastware CLI, exposing dev run, dev status, and dev stop commands for the file-driven development environment.

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#src.fastware.cli

The fastware command-line interface (strictcli).

Exposes the dev command group -- run / status / stop -- driven by the [tool.fastware.dev] table in the nearest owning pyproject.toml (see :mod:fastware.devconfig). Kept out of import fastware so the framework's import stays light; this module (and strictcli) load only when the CLI runs.

#_opt

python
def _opt(value, fallback)

Resolve an absent optional flag to the fallback its own help declares.

strictcli forbids a value default= on any flag of a mutating command: a value the framework picks is a value the framework writes without the invocation ever having stated it. All three dev commands are mutating, so their flags declare presence="optional" -- absence arrives as None -- and name their fallback in their help text. This is the one place absence becomes that fallback, so nothing downstream ever reads a None as false or as zero.

#dev_run

python
def dev_run(ctx, daemon: bool | None, grace: int | None) -> int

Handler for fastware dev run.

#dev_status

python
def dev_status(ctx) -> int

Handler for fastware dev status.

#dev_stop

python
def dev_stop(ctx, grace: int | None) -> int

Handler for fastware dev stop.

#main

python
def main() -> None

Entry point for the fastware console script.

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