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wcli

v0.0.4

Published

A javascript CLI util with commands, arguments and options

Downloads

3

Readme

CLI with commands, options and arguments

A javascript CLI with commands and options

Install it

npm install wcli --save

Use it

var Cli = require('wcli');
cli = new Cli({
    "serve": {
        log: ["l", 'Enable logging'],
        port: ['p', 'Listen on port', 8080]
    },
    "dump": {
        path: ["p", "Store data at path", "/tmp"],
    },
});

cli.serve = function(options, args) {
    // here your serve code;
}
cli.dump = function(options, args) {
    // here your dump code
}

cli.parse(process.argv.slice(2));

Use normally from your terminal

$ node myapp.js serve --log -p 8081

The help command

The -h or --help option shows the help.

$ node myapp.js --help
$ node myapp.js serve -h

Console and colors

You have few helpers to write strings in your console

  • info - normal text
  • error - underline and red
  • fatal - error + exit with code 1

This project includes colors.js in order to write down colored information.

cli.info("hello".inverse);

Init hook

You can execute a script before your command

var Cli = require('wcli');
cli = new Cli({
    "serve": {
        log: ["l", 'Enable logging'],
        port: ['p', 'Listen on port', 8080]
    },
    "dump": {
        path: ["p", "Store data at path", "/tmp"],
    },
});

cli.init = function() {
    // do whatever you want and return the cli

    return this;
};

...