package main import ( "fmt" "github.com/Masterminds/cookoo" ) func main() { // We define the parameters to accept from the command line. reg, router, cxt := cookoo.Cookoo() reg.Route("test", "My test route").Does(Test, "t") router.HandleRequest("test", cxt, false) // Check if 'foo' argument exists. if param, err := cxt.Params.Get("foo"); err == nil { fooParam, _ := param.(string) fmt.Printf("foo='%s'\n", fooParam) } // Check if 'bar' argument exists, if not, use default value of 'defaultBar'. if param, err := cxt.Params.Get("bar"); err == nil { barParam, _ := param.(string) fmt.Printf("bar='%s'\n", barParam) } else { fmt.Println("bar not found, using default value") barParam = "defaultBar" } } func Test(c cookoo.Context, p *cookoo.Params) (interface{}, cookoo.Interrupt) { // Test function }In the example above, we import the package and define the parameters to accept from the command line. We then check if the 'foo' and 'bar' arguments exist, and if so, print them out. We also set the default value of 'bar' as 'defaultBar' if it is not specified on the command line. Finally, we define a Test function which is triggered by the 'test' route, and will be called when the corresponding command-line argument '--t' is specified. In summary, the github.com/masterminds/cookoo Params package is a Go library that provides a simple way to handle parameters for command-line applications. This can increase the robustness of your programs and make them more user-friendly.