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my-interface

v0.0.6

Published

A simple interface for you to use when using your NodeJS program.

Downloads

7

Readme

Welcome to My Interface!

The easiest way to integrate Console Commands into your NodeJS project.

It's very simple to use, just install it with "npm install my-interface" and add a few lines of code, and it will be fully functional.

View the example below to see how to get started.

Example:

const MyInterface = require('my-interface');
const inter = new MyInterface.Interface();

inter.on('command', (cmd, args) => {
    if (cmd == "ping")
	{
	    console.log("Pong!");
	}
});

My Interface 0.0.6+ is object oriented! Making it even easier to implement Console Commands into your program!

The code above will case a simple command line interface that you can type "ping" into in order for it to reply pong. Once you use the command, it will be ready for another command to be inputed.

You can ALSO use:

inter.setActive(true/false);

to enable/disable the command system. And you can forcefully request another command using

inter.prompt()

Version 0.0.3 has introduced the ability to change the prompt text, and added arguments that are passed along in an array. You can change the prompt text by doing:

inter.setPrompt("Text goes here.");

This will internally save the information you've told it to change.

If you want to check if the system is active, you can do:

inter.isActive()

And it will return true/false depending on the active status.

Notes:

Prompt Information storage has been slightly modified since 0.0.5.

You can view the full docs here:

https://my-interface.readthedocs.org/

And you can join the Discord Server with:

https://discord.gg/QKwQdgX

Thanks!