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package main
import (
"fmt"
"strings"
"go.wit.com/dev/alexflint/arg"
"go.wit.com/lib/protobuf/argvpb"
)
var VERSION string
var BUILDTIME string
var APPNAME string = "virtigod"
func (a args) Description() string {
return `
this daemon talks to virtigo talks to libvirt and/or qemu
This sends data back to virtigo. It helps read out the libvirtxml
and convert it to protobuf.
The name is odd, it's virtigo-D not virti-god.
You can query the status directly:
# the list of running vms:
curl --silent http://localhost:2520/vms
# information about libvirt domain for vm 'coriolis':
curl --silent http://localhost:2520/dumpdomain?domain=coriolis
`
}
func (args) MustParse() error {
me.pp = arg.MustParse(&argv)
return nil
}
// sends the strings to bash or zsh that will be your options
func (a args) DoAutoComplete() error {
if argvpb.PB.GetCmd() == "" {
matches := []string{"drives", "gui", "--version"}
fmt.Fprintf(argvpb.Stdout, " %s", strings.Join(matches, " "))
return nil
}
var err error
if me.pp == nil {
me.pp, err = arg.ParseFlagsArgv(&argv)
if err != nil {
return err
}
}
err = me.pp.WriteHelpForAutocomplete(argvpb.PB.Partial, argvpb.PB.Real...)
return err
}
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