Enable scaffolding of cliconf and terminal plugin files #16
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Signed-off-by: GomathiselviS <[email protected]>
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A lot of the code in this template is platform specific. IMO, we should only be adding methods that are marked as "abstractmethods" in CliconfBase and possibly keep a docstring and an empty definition to allow end users to understand what that method is meant to be and how they should implement it.
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The length and width values are not same across all platforms. Maybe we can specify what this method does in the method docstring and let the collection maintainers add the correct values.
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The enable privilege escalation is not valid across all platforms. Maybe we can skip this?
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The CliconfBase has multiple abstractmethods defined. An subclass needs to implement all that else the cliconf object is not created. Can we add stubs for all those methods here?
Signed-off-by: GomathiselviS [email protected]
Fixes #11
This PR enables the scaffolding of cliconf and terminal plugin files via cli_rm_builder.