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comder

v0.1.6

Published

Intro to command line interface library commander.js via a set of self-guided workshops.

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Readme

Come and commandeer the commander library with Comder

Intro to command line interface library commander.js via a set of self-guided workshops.

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Join the chat at https://gitter.im/gangstead/comder

You've found a work in progress.

I'm looking for help adding exercises, all pull requests considered. Some ideas for future exercises:

Pithy name | Description ---------- | ----------- OPTION_ME | Create options with short flags (-o) and long names ('--option'), should be easy FEEL_THE_COERCION | Pull a variable from an option EXPRESSION_REGULAR | Use regex to make sure option variables fit an expected form VARIADIC_ARGUMENTS | (Name not pithy enough) The last argument can be variadic COMDER_COMMANDS | Git-style sub-commands COMMAND_ACTION | Register a callback function for a command

Comder menu

  1. Install Node.js
  2. Run npm install comder -g
  3. Run comder

comder will run through a series of Node.js workshops. Starting at a basic basic concept palceholder and moving on to list of concepts placeholder.

Contributors

comder is brought to you by the following hackers:

License

comder is Copyright (c) 2015 comder contributors (listed above) and licenced under the MIT licence. All rights not explicitly granted in the MIT license are reserved. See the included LICENSE.md file for more details.

comder is based off of learnyounode and other workshoppers that it builds off of. It is designed to be used during Nodeschool events.

comder is made at the Nodeschool Dallas meetup.