This project is a labwork #4 I've done in the 1st semester of ITMO University bachelor in software engineering, "C++ programming intro" course. The README text is the assignment as it was given.
Design and implement a class for parsing command-line arguments.
You are provided with a test file as the requirements. Based on these tests, you need to figure out the public interface that the parser should provide. Your task is to ensure that all tests pass.
Initially, the parser only handles strings, integers, and boolean arguments. You are allowed to add other types and extend the functionality.
Similar to previous lab assignments, GoogleTest is used as the testing framework.
The provided tests use only two types of assertions:
ASSERT_TRUE, ASSERT_EQ
The implementation should locate in the argparser library. Initially, the library contains one class; if necessary, add new files, classes, functions, etc., to the library.
An example program using the parser is found in bin. The program can sum or multiply the arguments passed to it.
labwork4 --sum 1 2 3 4 5
labwork4 --mult 1 2 3 4 5
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Completing this assignment assumes basic knowledge of classes. You are allowed to use templates, virtual functions, etc., but you need to understand how they work and be prepared for questions.
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This lab assignment may be reused in subsequent labs as a library for handling command-line arguments.