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CLI

Purpose: Display and output formatting service for all AIPass branches. Provides consistent terminal output — headers, success/error/warning messages, section breaks, and operation templates — so every branch looks the same without duplicating Rich formatting code. Module: aipass.cli Version: 2.1.0 Seedgo: 100% (34/34 standards) Tests: 203 passing (6 files, 5/5 modules covered) Last Updated: 2026-05-04

Usage

Import display functions from aipass.cli and call them to produce consistent Rich-formatted terminal output across all branches.

Display Functions

from aipass.cli import header, success, error, warning, section

header("Creating Branch", {"Name": "feature", "Type": "module"})
success("Files created", items=12, time="2.3s")
error("Path not found", suggestion="Check spelling")
warning("Config missing, using defaults")
section("Results")

Operation Templates

from aipass.cli import operation_start, operation_complete

operation_start("Processing", count=10)
# ... do work ...
operation_complete(created=5, skipped=3, failed=0, time="1.2s")

Fatal (exit on error)

from aipass.cli import fatal

fatal("Config file missing", suggestion="Run aipass init first")
# Prints error message + suggestion, then calls sys.exit(1)

Direct Console Access

from aipass.cli import console

console.print("[bold cyan]Custom Rich output[/bold cyan]")

Public API

All display functions are importable from the top-level package or apps/modules/:

Function Signature Purpose
header() header(title, details=None) Bordered section header with optional key-value pairs
success() success(message, **kwargs) Green checkmark message with metadata
error() error(message, suggestion=None) Red error with optional suggestion
warning() warning(message, details=None) Yellow warning with optional details
fatal() fatal(message, suggestion=None) Error + sys.exit(1) for unrecoverable failures
section() section(title) Visual section separator with title
operation_start() operation_start(operation, **details) Standard operation begin header
operation_complete() operation_complete(**summary) Completion summary with optional timing
console Rich Console instance Standard output console
err_console Rich Console instance Stderr console

Import paths (all equivalent):

from aipass.cli import header                              # Top-level re-export
from aipass.cli.apps.modules import header                 # Module-level
from aipass.cli.apps.modules.display import header         # Direct

Commands

# Via drone
drone @cli --help                        # Services + Rich formatting showcase
drone @cli --version                     # Version (v2.1.0)
drone @cli                               # Module discovery (introspection)
drone @cli display                       # Display module info
drone @cli display demo                  # Run display function showcase
drone @cli templates                     # Templates module info
drone @cli templates demo                # Run templates function showcase

# Standalone (no drone required)
python -m aipass.cli --help              # Same help output

Note: The aipass init command is now owned by the @aipass branch (aipass.aipass.apps.aipass:main).

aipass init (moved)

The aipass init command has been moved to the @aipass branch. CLI no longer owns project bootstrapping. See aipass.aipass.apps.aipass:main for the current implementation.

Architecture

cli/
├── __init__.py                 # Public API exports + cli_entry()
├── __main__.py                 # python -m aipass.cli entry
├── apps/
│   ├── cli.py                  # Entry point (main, discover_modules, route_command)
│   ├── modules/                # PUBLIC — import from here
│   │   ├── __init__.py         # Re-exports all display + template functions
│   │   ├── display.py          # header, success, error, warning, fatal, section
│   │   └── templates.py        # operation_start, operation_complete
│   └── handlers/               # PRIVATE — internal implementation
│       ├── json/
│       │   └── json_handler.py # JSON lifecycle (CRUD, validation, rotation)
│       └── templates/          # Empty — placeholder from scaffold
├── tests/                      # Test suite
│   ├── test_json_handler.py    # 35 tests — CRUD, validation, rotation
│   ├── test_display.py         # 28 tests — all display functions + routing
│   ├── test_templates.py       # 19 tests — operation templates + routing
│   └── test_integration.py     # 8 tests — main() flow, entry points
├── cli_json/                   # Auto-created JSON (config, data, log)
├── logs/                       # Branch-level logs
└── .archive/                   # Archived stubs (extensions/, json_templates/)

Two-tier design:

  • apps/modules/ — Public API. Import from here.
  • apps/handlers/ — Internal implementation. Don't import directly.

JSON Handler

Manages the three-file JSON pattern (config, data, log) for any module:

from aipass.cli.apps.handlers.json import json_handler

json_handler.log_operation("files_created", {"count": 12})
data = json_handler.load_json("cli", "config")
json_handler.save_json("cli", "data", {"key": "value"})
json_handler.ensure_module_jsons("cli")  # Create all 3 if missing

Integration Points

Depends On

  • rich — Terminal formatting (Table, Panel, Text, Console)
  • Python stdlib (sys, importlib, pathlib, json)

Cannot Import

  • aipass.prax — Circular dependency (prax depends on cli). Display/templates modules bypass this with documented entries in .seedgo/bypass.json.

Provides To

  • All branches — Display formatting (header, success, error, warning, fatal, section)
  • All branches — Operation templates (operation_start, operation_complete)
  • All branches — Rich console access

Entry Points

Entry Command How
drone drone @cli [command] Drone routes to apps/cli.py:main()
Module python -m aipass.cli [args] __main__.py calls main()

Last Updated: 2026-05-04


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