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console-craft

v1.0.5

Published

Simplify console program development, standardize program parameters and log output, and support user interaction or command-line parameter methods to launch the main program and subcommands.

Downloads

18

Readme

console-craft

(english/简体中文)

Simplify console program development, standardize program parameters and log output, and provide support for user interaction or command-line parameters to start the main program and subcommands.。

Use Cases

  • Support multiple subcommands.

  • Global parameters and subcommand parameters.

  • Program parameters can be obtained from environment variables and the command line.

  • Built-in dotenv handling, program parameters can also be obtained from dotenv.

  • Parameter source priority: interactive input > command-line parameters > environment variables > dotenv.

  • You can select subcommands and parameters through user interaction.

  • You can directly launch subcommands through command-line parameters.

  • It includes the log4js library, and you can set the log format through parameters.

  • It includes Commander, Inquirer, and Chalk for enriching program interaction and appearance.

Example

import { execa } from "execa";
import { cli } from "console-craft";
import { service } from "./serve";
const commands = [
  { name: "serve", args: [{ flags: "-p, --port <port>", default: 3000 }] },
  { name: "test", args: ["-r, --round <round>"] },
];
cli.initialize(commands, {
  globalArgs: [
    { flags: "-c, --config <config>", description: "config file" },
    "-log,  --log-level",
  ],
  author: "topabomb([email protected])",
  description: "node console app.",
});
cli.command("serve", async ({ name, args, logger }) => {
  const port = Number(args["port"]);
  await service.start(port);
  logger.level = args["log-level"] ? args["log-level"] : "debug";
  logger.info(`${name} listening : http://localhost:${args["port"]}`);
});
cli.command("test", async ({ name, args, logger }) => {
  await service.start(3000);
  const round = args["round"] ? Number(args["round"]) : 1;
  for (let i = 0; i < round; i++)
    await execa("npm", ["run", "test"]).pipeStdout(process.stdout);
  await service.close();
  logger.log("test complete.");
});
void cli.run();
  • Interactive mode screenshot

    • serve

    • test

  • Command-line parameter mode screenshot

    • serve

    • test

Install

npm install console-craft

Usage

cli

  • initialize

    cli.initialize(commands, {
      globalArgs: [
        { flags: "-c, --config <config>", description: "config file" },
        "-log,  --log-level",
      ],
      author: "topabomb([email protected])",
      description: "node console app.",
    });

    flags format:

    -short, --long <name>
    -short, --long [name]
    -short, --long
    -short
    --long
  • command

    cli.command("serve", async (cmd) => {
      const port = Number(cmd.args["port"]);
      await service.start(port);
      cmd.logger.info(
        `${cmd.name} listening : http://localhost:${cmd.args["port"]}`
      );
    });
  • run

    void cli.run();

inquirer

GitHub - SBoudrias/Inquirer.js: A collection of common interactive command line user interfaces.

chalk

GitHub - chalk/chalk: 🖍 Terminal string styling done right

logger

https://log4js-node.github.io/log4js-node/