feat: allow specifying handlers as config #11
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Adds the ability to pass a config object to the citty entry point in order to specify handlers for options/commands. Defining them inline like this means you no longer have to iterate the parsed commands/options. It also means you can safely have options named the same for different sub-commands, and have separate handlers.
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Adds the ability to pass a config object to the citty entry point in order to specify handlers for options/commands.
Defining them inline like this means you no longer have to iterate the parsed commands/options.
It also means you can safely have options named the same for different sub-commands, and have separate handlers.