pyiotools

import os from iotools import IOHandler, Cache # 1. Using IOHandler (similar to argparse) # Create an IOHandler instance for input collection program_io = IOHandler( 'my_app', 'A simple application demonstrating iotools input handling.' ) program_io.add_argument('--name', help='Your name', default='Guest') program_io.add_argument('--verbose', action='store_true', help='Enable verbose output') # In a real script, this would parse sys.argv. # For programmatic quickstart, we simulate parsed arguments. class MockArgs: def __init__(self, name, verbose): self.name = name self.verbose = verbose # Use environment variables to make it runnable for testing args = MockArgs( name=os.environ.get('IOT_NAME', 'User'), verbose=os.environ.get('IOT_VERBOSE', 'False').lower() == 'true' ) print(f"Hello, {args.name}!") if args.verbose: print("Verbose output enabled.") # 2. Using Cache for persistent data storage cache_name = os.environ.get('IOT_CACHE_NAME', 'my_app_data') my_cache = Cache(cache_name) # Put and get data my_cache.put('favorite_color', os.environ.get('IOT_COLOR', 'blue')) print(f"Favorite color from cache: {my_cache.get('favorite_color')}") # Update data my_cache.put('favorite_color', 'red') print(f"Updated favorite color: {my_cache.get('favorite_color')}") # Pop data popped_color = my_cache.pop('favorite_color') print(f"Popped favorite color: {popped_color}") print(f"Is favorite_color still in cache? {my_cache.get('favorite_color', 'Not Found')}")