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Detects when its callee is the process entry point, and makes arguments and standard input available to a function.


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The functionality of this repository/package is no longer required by Eunice and has been replaced with https://github.com/DevSnicket/eunice-call-with-process-standard-streams.

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This package detects when its callee is the process entry point (e.g. from CLI and scripts), and makes arguments and standard input available to a function.

It depends upon minimist to parse the arguments.

Used by Eunice JavaScript analyzer, processors and renderer so they can be run from CLI and scripts, and have large amounts of YAML passed into (and out of) them.

Install using npm:

npm install @devsnicket/eunice-call-when-process-entry-point

Or with yarn:

yarn add @devsnicket/eunice-call-when-process-entry-point

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Last updated on 11 Dec 2018

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