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cli-output

v1.0.0

Published

My take on simple output for Node.js command-line apps

Downloads

17

Readme

cli-output

My take on simple output for Node.js command-line apps!

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installation:

⇒ npm install cli-output

API:

var out = require("cli-output");

out.debug()

For debugging purposes. Expects same arguments as console.log().

This output is only shown if the environment variable ${DEBUG} is set.

out.error()

For error messages. Expects same arguments as console.error().

out.log()

For normal messages. Expects same arguments as console.log().

Alias: out.info()

out.success()

For success messages. Expects same arguments as console.log().

out.prettyJSON(json)

Outputs json in terminal-friendly manner, without the braces, double quotes, etc.

Alias: out.pjson(json)

out.rawJSON(json)

Outputs json in its normal format but with indentations.

Alias: out.rjson(json)

out.setPS1(ps1)

Sets the marker/PS1 used from " >>> " to ps1.

Also, the marker automatically defaults to the environment variable ${CLI_OUTPUT_PS1}, if it is a non-empty string.

license:

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015-2016 GochoMugo [email protected]