I haven't kept up on script developments, and I'm asking if anything has been created (or if Aaron has a spare teabreak and will create it). It's very common to supply a script with a set of arguments, but there's no standardised way (or wasnt last I looked) to collect those arguments into a single object variable. For example, let's say you have a script message like: !my_script this is my script, mine! --debug:0 --yes: no --boolean: 0 In the script you want to collect that into a series of arguments like final_args = { text: "this is my script, mine!", debug: 0, yes: "no", boolean: 0 }; Then you can proceed with the script as normal. Things I see (after literally seconds of thinking about it) that would be handy: delimeter: '--', valid: [/* if there's a list of allowed or expected args, list them here and the script checks each arg against this list, and constructs a report if any valid args are missing or have typos */] Does anything like this exist, or do we have to handle our args uniquely with each script?
