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iris-context/commands/rust/dprint.go
VERSE ebde9ba68f refactor(commands): separate commands and its core into two folders (#32)
- I think it would be better if one for commands only, one for the spec
handling core logic so people won't be confused by the core logic inside
the commands folder (cleaner I guess)
- Regen docs
2026-07-05 11:27:30 +07:00

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package rust
import (
"github.com/versenilvis/iris/spec"
)
func init() {
spec.Register(&spec.Spec{
Name: "dprint",
Description: "Prints the help of the given subcommand(s)",
Subcommands: []spec.Subcommand{
{Name: "init", Description: "Initializes a configuration file in the current directory"},
{Name: "fmt", Description: "Formats the source files and writes the result to the file system"},
{Name: "check", Description: "Checks for any files that haven't been formatted"},
{Name: "config", Description: "Functionality related to the configuration file"},
{Name: "add", Description: "Adds a plugin to the configuration file"},
{Name: "update", Description: "Updates the plugins in the configuration file"},
{Name: "output-format-times", Description: "Prints the amount of time it takes to format each file. Use this for debugging"},
{Name: "clear-cache", Description: "Deletes the plugin cache directory"},
{Name: "license", Description: "Outputs the software license"},
},
Options: []spec.Option{
{Name: "--excludes", Description: "A pluggable and configurable code formatting platform written in Rust"},
{Name: "--diff", Description: "Outputs a check-like diff of every formatted file"},
{Name: "--stdin", Description: "Checks for any files that haven't been formatted"},
{Name: "-y", Description: "Upgrade process plugins without prompting to confirm checksums"},
{Name: "-c", Description: "Prints help information"},
{Name: "--plugins", Description: "Prints additional diagnostic information"},
},
})
}