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dada-cli-tools

v1.1.0

Published

Libraries for quickly building command line interfaces

Downloads

8

Readme

Dada CLI Tools

A set of libraries for making CLI tools. This package was made for my personal purposes, not for usage by a general public, which is why there's very little documentation.

Used in conjunction with dada-cli-create, for quickly bootstrapping new CLI projects.

Included libraries

The items included here were all created as needed while making CLI tools in the past.

| Name | Description | |:-------------|:------------------------------------------------------------| | argparse | Parsing command line arguments and displaying usage help | | cache | Data caching and retrieval | | cookies | Parsing cookie files for making requests | | log | Message logging to stdout and to log files | | request | Requesting data over the network | | util/error | Helper functions for working with exceptions | | util/exec | Simplified external process execution | | util/fs | File and path operations | | util/html | Functions for processing HTML with Cheerio | | util/misc | Various small helper functions that don't fit anywhere else | | util/output| Printing data in various forms (JSON, XML, etc) | | util/promise | Promise-related helper functions | | util/query | URL string manipulation | | util/slug | String slug generator | | util/text | Text manipulation helper functions | | util/vm | Helper functions for extracting data from JS script tags | | util/xml | XML manipulation functions |

To import:

const { resolveTilde } = require('dada-cli-tools/util/fs')
const { outputXML } = require('dada-cli-tools/util/output')
const { loadCookiesLogged } = require('dada-cli-tools/cookies')
const { logError, logInfo } = require('dada-cli-tools/log')

No documentation is available.

Copyright

MIT license.