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NAME

Web::MREST::CLI::Parser - Parser for demo MREST command line client

SYNOPSIS

    use Try::Tiny;
    
    my $status;
    my @tokens = split /\s+/, 'MY SAMPLE COMMAND';
    try { 
        Web::MREST::CLI::Parse::parse_tokens( [], \@tokens ); 
    } catch { 
        $status = $_; 
    };

CLI COMMANDS

The parsing of CLI commands takes place in the parse_tokens function, which calls itself recursively until it gets to a rather macabre-sounding

    die send_req . . .

This causes control to return to the while loop in bin/mrest-cli with the return value of the send_req, which is a status object.

All tokens should be chosen to be distinguishable by their first three characters.