argvments
Parse command line arguments
If you're looking to use this in a CLI app, you probably want meow
instead.
Install
$ npm install argvments
Usage
$ ./unicorn.js foobar --rainbow
const argvments = require('argvments');
argvments(process.argv.slice(2));
API
argvments(input, [options])
input
Type: Array
Arguments to parse.
options
Type: Object
Same as minimist
. Keys passed to the default
option are decamelized, so you can for example pass in fooBar: 'baz'
and have it be the default for the --foo-bar
flag.
any
Type: Array
In addition to the types supplied by minimist
(boolean
and string
) you can also choose to treat your arguments as any
. This will treat --rainbow
as true
and --rainbow=foo
as foo
.
const argvments = require('argvments');
const argv = argvments(process.argv.slice(2), {any: ['rainbow']});
console.log(argv.flags.rainbow);
$ ./unicorn.js --rainbow
//=> true
$ ./unicorn.js --rainbow=foo
//=> 'foo'
$ ./unicorn.js --rainbow foo
//=> true
inferType
Type: boolean
Default: false
Infer the argument type.
By default, the argument 5
in $ foo 5
becomes a string. Enabling this would infer it as a number.
Related
License
MIT © Kevin Mårtensson