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noptify

v0.0.3

Published

nopt wrapper with commander-like API

Downloads

257,032

Readme

noptify

noptify is a little wrapper around nopt module adding a more expressive, commander-like, API and few helpers.

Examples

 var program = noptify(process.argv, { program: 'name' })
   .version('0.0.1')
   .option('port', '-p', 'Port to listen on (default: 35729)', Number)
   .option('pid', 'Path to the generated PID file', String)

 var opts = program.parse();

Returns an instance of Noptify

Noptify

Noptify provides the API to parse out option, shorthands and generate the proper generic help output.

  • args - The Array of arguments to parse (default: process.argv);
  • options - An hash of options with the following properties
    • program - The program name to use in usage output

Every noptify instance is created with two options, -h, --help and -v, --version.

Noptify#parse

Parse the provided options and shorthands, pass them through nopt and return the result.

When opts.help is set, the help output is displayed and help event is emitted. The process exists with 0 status, the help output is automatically displayed and the help event is emitted.

Examples

var program = noptify(['foo', '--help'])
  .on('help', function() {
    console.log('Examples');
    console.log('');
    console.log('  foo bar --baz > foo.txt');
  });

var opts = program.parse();
// ... Help output ...
// ... Custom help output ...
// ... Exit ...

Noptify#version

Define the program version.

Noptify#option

Define name option with optional shorthands, optional description and optional type.

Noptify#help

Simply output to stdout the Usage and Help output.