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Command Hierarchy Diagram

Suppose you have a root command /manage for a server management framework. This command has several subcommands and arguments, demonstrating advanced features and usages:-

  • /manage user add <username> <role> [--email <email>] [--notify]
  • /manage user remove <username> [--force]
  • /manage server restart <serverId> [--immediate]
  • /manage server status <serverId>
  • /manage backup create <path> [--full] [--encrypt <key>]

Example Input:

  • /manage user add Alice admin --email alice@example.com --notify
  • /manage user remove Bob --force
  • /manage server restart 42 --immediate
  • /manage backup create /backups/2024-06-01 --full --encrypt secretKey

Tree Visualization​

Imperat creates a tree data structure for every command being registered. Below is the visualization of the tree for the example above: