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command line argument parser

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🎛️ @benev/argv command line argument parser

🤖 for making node cli programs
🕵️‍♂️ designed for proper typescript typings
🏗️ experimental design, breaking changes likely
🧼 zero dependencies
💖 made free and open source, just for you


argv instructions

  1. install via npm
    npm install @benev/argv
    
  2. import the cli function
    import {parse} from "@benev/argv"
    
  3. specify your params and options fields for parsing
    const {args, params} = parse({
    
      // process.argv is a nodejs builtin
      argv: process.argv,
    
      // positional arguments your program will accept
      argorder: ["mode", "amount"],
    
      // define which type of parsing to use for each argument
      args: {
        mode: String,
        amount: Number,
      },
    
      // options your program will accept
      params: {
        "--label": String,
        "--port": Number,
        "--importmap": String,
        "--verbose": Boolean,
      },
    })
    
  4. now you can access your args and params
    // example command:
    //   main.js coolmode --verbose true --port 8021
    
    args.mode
      // "coolmode"
    
    params["--verbose"]
      // true
    
    params["--port"]
      // 8021
    

notes

  • argv is very simple. it just parses the args and params.
  • it uses exact names like --verbose, so the typescript typings work.
  • it treats everything like it's optional.
  • it doesn't provide a --help guide.
  • maybe one day i'll add that stuff, but you can do that stuff in your own second pass.

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Package last updated on 06 Jan 2023

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