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@hutechtechnical/excepturi-tempore-nihil-cupiditate

v1.0.0

Published

Simple command line parser for node

Downloads

34

Maintainers

khaipham1001khaipham1001

Keywords

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Readme

@hutechtechnical/excepturi-tempore-nihil-cupiditate

Simple command line parser for node

Installation

npm install @hutechtechnical/excepturi-tempore-nihil-cupiditate

Usage

Class interface

Initialization

const clp = require("@hutechtechnical/excepturi-tempore-nihil-cupiditate");
const parser = new clp.ClParser({
    offset: <number>,           // default: 2
    optionPrefix: <string>,     // "/", "-", or "--", default: "/"
    caseSensitive: <boolean>    // default: false
});

Properties

parser.offset               Number, default: 2
parser.optionPrefix         String, "/", "-", or "--", default: "/"
parser.parameterCount       Number of parameters (readonly, no options or switches)
parser.options              Array of objects [{ option<1>: value }, ..., { option<n>: value }] (readonly). 
                            Does not follow the caseSensitive option.
parser.parameters           Array (readonly, no options or switches)
parser.switches             Array of strings [ switch<1>, ..., switch<n> ] (readonly).
                            Does not follow the caseSensitive option.

Methods

parser.option(name)         Get the value of the named option
parser.parameter(index)     Get the command line parameter indicated by index
parser.switch(name)         Returns boolean value that indicates whether the named switch exist

Function interface

Initialization

const clp = require("@hutechtechnical/excepturi-tempore-nihil-cupiditate");
clp.setPreferences({
    offset: <number>,           // default: 2
    optionPrefix: <string>,     // "/", "-", or "--", default: "/"
    caseSensitive: <boolean>    // default: false
});

Functions

parser.getOption(name)      Returns the value of the named option.
parser.getOptions()         Returns an array of option objects
                            [{ option<1>: value }, ..., { option<n>: value }] (readonly). 
                            Does not follow the caseSensitive option.
parser.getParameter(index)  Returns the command line parameter indicated by index.
parser.getParameterCount()  Returns the number of parameters (no options or switches).
parser.getParameters()      Returns parameters as array (no options or switches).
parser.isSwitch(name)       Returns a boolean value that indicates whether the named switch exist.
parser.getSwitches()        Return an array of strings [ switch<1>, ..., switch<n> ] (readonly).
                            Does not follow the caseSensitive option.

Example

>
>node test.js /command:copy source.txt "target 42.txt" /silent /i /tries:3
>

const clp = require("@hutechtechnical/excepturi-tempore-nihil-cupiditate");
const parser = new clp.ClParser({ offset: 2 });
console.log(parser.option("command"))  -> "copy"
console.log(parser.options)            -> [{ command: "copy", tries:"3" }]
console.log(parser.parameterCount)     -> 2
console.log(parser.parameters)         -> ["source.txt","target.txt"]
console.log(parser.parameter(0))       -> "source.txt"
console.log(parser.parameter(1))       -> "target 42.txt"
console.log(parser.switch("silent"))   -> true
console.log(parser.switches)           -> ["silent","i"]