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Plugin for @opt/parse allowing words to be options for nopt.
See @opt/parse
See @opt/nopt
See @use/core
npm install @opt/words --save
var parse = require('@opt/parse')
// make nopt the parser and apply our words plugin
parse.use('@opt/nopt', '@opt/words')
var options = {
file: [String, Array] // accept multiple strings
}
var aliases = {
// normal alias stuff for nopt still applies.
// these are what's after the prefix '-' or '--'.
f: '--file', // an example
// here's what this plugin handles.
$words: {
// everything here is a whole word, not prefixed with anything.
file: '--file'
}
}
// an example args array
var argv = [ 'node', 'some.js', 'file', 'some/file.js' ]
// then use parse as you would use `nopt`,
// plus any changes made possible by the plugins added
options = parse(options, aliases, argv, 2)
// the above would produce:
options = {
file: [ 'some/file.js' ],
argv: {
original: [ 'node', 'some.js', 'file', 'some/file.js' ]
cooked : [ 'node', 'some.js', '--file', 'some/file.js' ]
remain : []
}
}
// nopt would have had no `file` values and remain would be:
// [ 'file', 'some/file.js' ]
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Plugin for @opt/parse allowing words to be options for nopt
We found that @opt/words demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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