Python Fire Files

Changelist

• Support for Python 3.8 and Python 3.9
• Argument types and defaults appear in help text
• Support for asyncio coroutines
• Support for modules and Python files with python -m fire
• Keyword argument info from rst docstrings appears in help text
• Bug fix for missing parts of multiline argument descriptions from Google and Numpy style docstrings.
• Packaging of enum34
• Support functions even when they override getattr in non-standard ways. (e.g. supports BeautifulSoup)

Highlighted change: python -m fire

You can use Python Fire without ever modifying your code. To use it, first install Python Fire with pip install fire. Then simply run python -m fire path/to/yourfile.py or python -m fire path.to.yourmodule.

This is both a fast way to use Python Fire to create a CLI from your code, and a way to apply Python Fire quickly to a codebase you don't have access to.