Categorize-CLI VS PyInquirer

Recently I made a CLI tool Categorize-CLI which organizes files based on different categories and now plan to make a tests workflow to automate testing in GitHub, but the problem is that the tests I wrote: makes the files in a given directory -> runs the command from Categorize-CLI to organize that directory -> checks if the directory is organized. Is this a good way to test a CLI tool and if it is is it possible to make this a GitHub workflow?

This is the package link: Github, PyPI

I made a CLI tool called Categorize-CLI to organize files based on categories like year-created, keyword, extensions, etc. It started as just another automation project for myself then I thought, why not make it a CLI tool for other people to use. View my project here: Categorize-CLI, Github.

I second click, combine with PyInquirer as well. Unfortunately PyInquirer is EOL, but they are trying to find a successor https://github.com/CITGuru/PyInquirer/issues/159

I use PyInquirer. It's a nice-appeal CLI with custom possibilities that works with dictionaries.

It will build off the work done on learning Python Fire and PyInquirer basics in a previous blog post.

This post will use the PyInquirer library to demonstrate how to add some command line prompts to make it easier to build an interactive program.

PyInquirer!

I used PyInquirer - makes for some ugly (in my opinion) code but works brilliantly and handles a lot of the heavy lifting for you!