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nv-cli-tuple-ject

v1.0.13

Published

nv-cli-tuple-ject =============== - nv-cli-tuple-ject - cli tool, generate a special-class extends of Array - suitable for Node definition - its a simple version of nv-cli-abject, remove the using-of #priv

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nv-cli-tuple-ject

  • nv-cli-tuple-ject
  • cli tool, generate a special-class extends of Array
  • suitable for Node definition
  • its a simple version of nv-cli-abject, remove the using-of #priv

install

  • npm install nv-cli-tuple-ject -g

usage

    Usage: nv_tuject [options]
    Options:
        -c, --clsname            clsname
        -p, --props              property desciptions
        -f, --format_help        the suffix format help
        -h, --help               usage

suffix AND simple-syntax

    nv-cli-tuple-ject# nv_tuject -f


    PROP FORMAT
    -----------

        <name>@<suffix>   .....

        <name>@gt
        <name>@st
        <name>@gtst
        <name>@radio     opt0 opt1 opt2 .....
        <name>@method    param_name0 param_name1 param_name2 ....


        opt only support string|number|null|undefined|true|false

    SUFFIX
    -------

        @radio :   means radio selection
        @gt    :   means getter
        @st    :   means setter
        @gtst  :   means getter AND setter
        @method:   means a  method-to-impl

    EXAMPLE
    -------

        nv_tuject
            -c Operator\
            -p  precedence@gtst\
                asso@radio left right\
                raw@gtst\
                type@radio prefix infix suffix\
                stringify@method color \
                is_unop@method\
                is_binop@method\

example

      nv_tuject -c Operator -p  precedence@gtst asso@radio left right  raw@gtst type@radio prefix infix suffix stringify@method color is_unop@method is_binop@method

output

    class Operator extends Array {
        constructor(precedence,asso,raw,type) {
            super();
            super.push(
                precedence,asso,raw,type
            );
        }
        ////

        get precedence()    {return(this[0])}
        set precedence(v)   {this[0]=v}

        get asso()    {return(this[1])}
        slct_left_for_asso()    {return(this[1]="left")}
        slct_right_for_asso()    {return(this[1]="right")}



        get raw()    {return(this[2])}
        set raw(v)   {this[2]=v}

        get type()    {return(this[3])}
        slct_prefix_for_type()    {return(this[3]="prefix")}
        slct_infix_for_type()    {return(this[3]="infix")}
        slct_suffix_for_type()    {return(this[3]="suffix")}


        stringify(color)    {/*impl*/}


        is_unop()    {/*impl*/}


        is_binop()    {/*impl*/}


        ////
    }

copy AND paste it

    var op = new Operator()

    > op.raw ='+'
    '+'
    > op.slct_infix_for_type()
    'infix'
    > op.slct_left_for_asso()
    'left'
    > op.precedence =12
    12
    > op
    Operator(4) [ 12, 'left', '+', 'infix' ]
    >

LICENSE

  • ISC