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-.. _adding-command:
-
-Adding a new command
-====================
-
-``oe`` uses the argparse_ library to implement commands. Each
-command lives in its own ``openerpcommand/<command>.py`` file.
-
-.. _argparse: http://docs.python.org/2.7/library/argparse.html
-
-To create a new command, probably the most simple way to get started is to
-copy/paste an existing command, say ``openerpcommand/initialize.py`` to
-``openerpcommand/foo.py``. In the newly created file, the important bits
-are the ``run(args)`` and ``add_parser(subparsers)`` functions.
-
-``add_parser``'s responsability is to create a (sub-)parser for the command,
-i.e. describe the different options and flags. The last thing it does is to set
-``run`` as the function to call when the command is invoked.
-
-.. code-block:: python
-
-  > def add_parser(subparsers):
-  >     parser = subparsers.add_parser('<command-name>',
-  >         description='...')
-  >     parser.add_argument(...)
-  >     ...
-  >     parser.set_defaults(run=run)
-
-``run(args)`` actually implements the command. It should be kept as simple as
-possible and delegate most of its work to small functions (probably placed at
-the top of the new file). In other words, its responsability is mainly to
-deal with the presence/absence/pre-processing of ``argparse``'s arguments.
-
-Finally, the module must be added to ``openerpcommand/__init__.py``.