npm-remaining-args
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Simplify use of remaining args in npm scripts
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npm-remaining-args
Simplify use of remaining args in npm scripts
This package provides a simple command that can be used inside npm scripts to grab all the remaining arguments passed to npm run
. These can then be inserted anywhere in the command, not just at the end.
Install
$ npm install --save-dev npm-remaining-args
$ yarn add --dev npm-remaining-args
Usage
Extract all remaining arguments
The npm-remaining-args
command will print all the remaining arguments from the npm
invocation.
{
...
"scripts": {
"start": "echo started && echo $(npm-remaining-args) && echo done && npm-no-args"
}
...
}
$ npm run start -- Hello World
first Hello World last
Extract a single argument
The npm-arg
command will extract a single named argument from the npm
invocation.
{
...
"scripts": {
"start": "echo first $(npm-arg --my-arg) last && npm-no-args"
}
...
}
$ npm run start -- --arg1 x --my-arg "Hello World" --arg2 y
first Hello World last
$ npm run start -- --arg1 x --my-arg --arg2 y
first last
Single argument with default value
Adding a default value will print the default value if the argument is absent.
{
...
"scripts": {
"start": "echo first $(npm-arg --my-arg:default-value) last && npm-no-args"
}
...
}
$ npm run start -- --arg1 x --my-arg "Hello World" --arg2 y
first Hello World last
$ npm run start -- --arg1 x --arg2 y
first default-value last
$ npm run start -- --arg1 x --my-arg --arg2 y
first last
Forward a single argument
The npm-fwd
command will forward a single named argument from the npm
invocation. This is basically a shortcut for --my-arg $(npm-arg --my-arg)
, except that it handles missing values and default values.
{
...
"scripts": {
"start": "echo first $(npm-fwd --my-arg) last && npm-no-args"
}
...
}
$ npm run start -- --arg1 x --my-arg "Hello World" --arg2 y
first --my-arg Hello World last
$ npm run start -- --arg1 x --arg2 y
first last
Forward default values
{
...
"scripts": {
"start": "echo first $(npm-fwd --my-arg:default-value) last && npm-no-args"
}
...
}
$ npm run start -- --arg1 x --my-arg "Hello World" --arg2 y
first --my-arg Hello World last
$ npm run start -- --arg1 x --arg2 y
first --my-arg default-value last
$ npm run start -- --arg1 x --my-arg --arg2 y
first --my-arg last