- Make args array available in user filters

Author: DannyBen

examples/filters/README.md

@@ -54,6 +54,7 @@ commands:
 # These filter functions can reside in any path under the `lib` directory.
 # You can use a single file for all filter functions, or a separate file
 # for each function.
+# Note that the `${args[]}` array is available to you in your filter functions.
 
 # Print an error string if docker is not running.
 # The script will automatically exit if this function prints anything.

examples/filters/src/lib/filters.sh

@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 # These filter functions can reside in any path under the `lib` directory.
 # You can use a single file for all filter functions, or a separate file
 # for each function.
+# Note that the `${args[]}` array is available to you in your filter functions.
 
 # Print an error string if docker is not running.
 # The script will automatically exit if this function prints anything.

examples/repeatable/README.md

@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ inspect_args
 ### `$ ./download -h`
 
 ```shell
-download - Sample application to demonstrate use of repeatable flags
+download - Sample application to demonstrate the use of repeatable flags
 
 Usage:
   download [options]

lib/bashly/views/command/parse_requirements.erb

@@ -7,14 +7,14 @@ parse_requirements() {
 <%= render(:fixed_flags_filter).indent 2 %>
 <%= render(:environment_variables_filter).indent 2 %>
 <%= render(:dependencies_filter).indent 2 %>
-<%= render(:user_filter).indent 2 %>
 <%= render(:command_filter).indent 2 %>
 <%= render(:parse_requirements_while).indent 2 %>
 <%= render(:required_args_filter).indent 2 %>
 <%= render(:required_flags_filter).indent 2 %>
 <%= render(:catch_all_filter).indent 2 %>
 <%= render(:default_assignments).indent 2 %>
 <%= render(:whitelist_filter).indent 2 %>
+<%= render(:user_filter).indent 2 %>
 }
 
 % commands.each do |command|