An embedded command line interface (CLI) that you can embed into your C/C++ code

This is a quick start guide to getting MyCLI up and running fast.

This will assume you have your own main.c in a directory that we will work off.

The quick start will be assume you have the following directory structure:

QuickStart/main.c
QuickStart/MyCLI/src/CLI.h
QuickStart/MyCLI/src/Example_CLI_Options.h
QuickStart/MyCLI/src/Full/CLI.c

Copy QuickStart/MyCLI/src/Example_CLI_Options.h to QuickStart/CLI_Options.h

Add the following functions to your main.c (and fill them in with working code):

So for example you can set these functions up to talk on your UART.

Add a structure for your commands to your main.c file.

const struct CLICommand g_CLICmds[]=
{
    {"MyCommand","My one line help string",MyCommandFn},
};

Add your command functions (don't forget to add a prototype above g_CLICmds).

void MyCommandFn(int argc,const char **argv)
{
    printf("Hello MyCommand!\n");
}

Init the prompt in main()

    struct CLIHandle *Prompt;
    char LineBuff[100];
    char HistoryBuff[100];

    Prompt=CLI_GetHandle();
    CLI_InitPrompt(Prompt);
    CLI_SetLineBuffer(Prompt,LineBuff,sizeof(LineBuff));
    CLI_SetHistoryBuffer(Prompt,HistoryBuff,sizeof(HistoryBuff));

Add CLI_RunCmdPrompt() to your main while loop.

    CLI_DrawPrompt(Prompt);
    while(1)
        CLI_RunCmdPrompt(Prompt);

Compile. gcc -I MyCLI/src -I . MyCLI/src/Full/CLI.c main.c

Check out Examples/Basic for a Linux version that talks on stdio.