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@ianwalter/cli

v4.1.0

Published

A utility to help build command-line and package.json driven applications

Downloads

53

Readme

@ianwalter/cli

A utility to help build command-line and package.json driven applications

npm page CI

About

This is basically a marriage between pkg-conf and getopts to allow you to build a Node.js application that can be configured through both the command-line as well as a package.json property.

Installation

yarn add @ianwalter/cli

Usage

Call cli with a name and CLI options as options and get back a single config Object containing any command-line and package.json values:

const cli = require('@ianwalter/cli')

const config = cli({
  name: 'equip',
  options: {
    type: {
      alias: 't',
      description: `
        The general class of equipment to use. Possible values include
        excavator, dumptruck, and cementmixer.
      `
    },
    color: {
      alias: 'c',
      default: 'red'
    }
  }
})

An example of some command-line values might look like:

equip -t excavator --amount 3 --active --engine.horsepower 500

An example of some package.json values might look like:

{
  "equip": {
    "amount": 1,
    "color": "yellow"
  }
}

Using the examples above, the resulting config would be:

{
  type: 'excavator',
  color: 'yellow',
  amount: 3,
  active: true,
  engine: {
    horsepower: 500
  }
}

License

Hippocratic License - See LICENSE

 

Created by Ian Walter