#!/bin/bash

## EasyOptions Example
## Copyright (C) Someone
## Licensed under XYZ
##
## This program is an example of EasyOptions. It just prints the options and
## arguments provided in command line. Usage:
##
##     @script.name [option] ARGUMENTS...
##
## Options:
##     -h, --help              All client scripts have this, it can be omitted.
##     -o, --some-option       This is a boolean option. Long version is
##                             mandatory, and can be specified before or
##                             after short version.
##         --some-boolean      This is a boolean option without a short version.
##         --some-value=VALUE  This is a parameter option. When calling your script
##                             the equal sign is optional and blank space can be
##                             used instead. Short version is not available in this
##                             format.

  script_dir=$(dirname "$BASH_SOURCE")
  easyoptions_include="${script_dir}/some_sourced_lib.sh ${script_dir}/that_other_lib.sh"
# source "${script_dir}/../easyoptions" || exit # Ruby implementation
  source "${script_dir}/easyoptions.sh" || exit # Bash implementation, slower

# Boolean and parameter options
[[ -n "$some_option"  ]] && echo "Option specified: --some-option"
[[ -n "$some_boolean" ]] && echo "Option specified: --some-boolean"
[[ -n "$some_value"   ]] && echo "Option specified: --some-value is $some_value"

# Arguments
for argument in "${arguments[@]}"; do
    echo "Argument specified: $argument"
done

source "${script_dir}/some_sourced_lib.sh"
some-lib-feature

source "${script_dir}/that_other_lib.sh"
that-other-feature