template_ex

#!/bin/bash
#
# Illustrates a recommended (but *not* required) workflow when using
# structs and collections from the library.
#
# In summary, it is valuable to always check context at the end of the
# execution (even if you do not create your own context, but you rely
# on the global context). Of course, you can combine this with your
# regular debugging, using -e (which is limited) and -x.

readonly DIR=$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )
. ${DIR}/../gobash


function main() {
        local -r ctx="${1}"

        local -r flags=$(Flags $ctx "Your tool name.")

        # Parse flags below this line.

        # Include any code you wish.
}

# Make a context for this run.
ctx=$(ctx_make)
main $ctx "$@" || { ctx_w $ctx "main failed"; ctx_show $ctx; exit 1; }

# Recommended to print the context at the end of any execution, any
# command can easily "eat" an exit status.
ctx_show $ctx