Add compare and tui commands with shared sort/filter CLI wiring

- add pubcli compare command to rank nearby stores by filtered deal coverage, bogo count, aggregate score, and distance tie-breaks
- support --count (1-10) for comparison breadth and emit structured JSON/text output with ranked entries
- add robust distance token parsing to tolerate upstream distance string formatting differences
- add pubcli tui interactive terminal browser with paging, deal detail drill-in, and explicit TTY validation for stdin/stdout
- share deal-filter flag registration across root/tui/compare and add --sort support in root execution path
- validate sort mode early and allow canonical aliases (end, expiry, expiration) while preserving explicit invalid-arg guidance
- expand tolerant CLI normalization for new commands/flags and aliases (orderby, sortby, count, bare-flag rewrite for compare/tui)
- update quick-start flag list and integration tests to cover compare help and normalization behavior
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2026-02-23 00:27:18 -05:00
parent eb2328b768
commit 7dd963141a
7 changed files with 428 additions and 15 deletions

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@@ -240,12 +240,12 @@ func shouldAutoJSON(args []string, stdoutIsTTY bool) bool {
// knownShorthands maps single-character shorthands to whether they require a value.
var knownShorthands = map[byte]bool{
's': true, // --store
'z': true, // --zip
'c': true, // --category
'd': true, // --department
'q': true, // --query
'n': true, // --limit
's': true, // --store
'z': true, // --zip
'c': true, // --category
'd': true, // --department
'q': true, // --query
'n': true, // --limit
}
func firstCommand(args []string) string {
@@ -299,7 +299,7 @@ func printQuickStart(w io.Writer, asJSON bool) error {
_, err := fmt.Fprintf(
w,
"%s\nusage: %s\nexamples:\n %s\n %s\n %s\nflags: --zip --store --json --bogo --category --department --query --limit\n",
"%s\nusage: %s\nexamples:\n %s\n %s\n %s\nflags: --zip --store --json --bogo --category --department --query --sort --limit\n",
help.Name,
help.Usage,
help.Examples[0],