The quickest way to create command line program in Java. Quick CLI is an open source annotation based framework for creating shell program. It enables application developers to build command line tools without writing down boilerplate code. It's very simple and easy to learn. You will be starting using it in few minutes. Here are the quick features:

1. It supports Linux style arguments and options.
2. It's annotation based. You just have to use four annotations on method level.
3. It generates help text, based on user provided descriptions on annotations
4. By default, it appends 'help' and 'exit' commands.
5. Prints information in table/column format with flexible alignments and wrapping.
6. Automatic type conversion depending on the method parameter type

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