ChainedCliktCommand
A version of CliktCommand that returns a value from the run function, which is then passed to subcommands.
This command works best if you set allowMultipleSubcommands to true
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Set up this command's context to use Mordant for rendering.
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fun <T> ChainedCliktCommand<T>.test(argv: Array<String>, initial: T, stdin: String = "", envvars: Map<String, String> = emptyMap(), includeSystemEnvvars: Boolean = false, ansiLevel: AnsiLevel = AnsiLevel.NONE, width: Int = 79, height: Int = 24): CliktCommandTestResult
fun <T> ChainedCliktCommand<T>.test(argv: String, initial: T, stdin: String = "", envvars: Map<String, String> = emptyMap(), includeSystemEnvvars: Boolean = false, ansiLevel: AnsiLevel = AnsiLevel.NONE, width: Int = 79, height: Int = 24): CliktCommandTestResult
fun <T> ChainedCliktCommand<T>.test(argv: List<String>, initial: T, stdin: String = "", envvars: Map<String, String> = emptyMap(), includeSystemEnvvars: Boolean = false, ansiLevel: AnsiLevel = AnsiLevel.NONE, width: Int = 79, height: Int = 24): CliktCommandTestResult
inline fun <T : BaseCliktCommand<T>> BaseCliktCommand<T>.test(argv: List<String>, stdin: String = "", envvars: Map<String, String> = emptyMap(), includeSystemEnvvars: Boolean = false, ansiLevel: AnsiLevel = AnsiLevel.NONE, width: Int = 79, height: Int = 24, hyperlinks: Boolean = ansiLevel != AnsiLevel.NONE, outputInteractive: Boolean = ansiLevel != AnsiLevel.NONE, inputInteractive: Boolean = ansiLevel != AnsiLevel.NONE, parse: (argv: List<String>) -> Unit): CliktCommandTestResult
Test this command, returning a result that captures the output and result status code.