cforce
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force cli/env arguments/variables to be present at runtime.
cforce helps me verify that arguments/variables that are needed are found at runtime. This gives me a happy medium between being lazy and hardcoding values, and being awesome and using env/cli variables/arguments.
To use, call require("cforce")("env.*","cli.*",...)
which will return true if the variables/arguments are present,
and false if they arent (error messages will also be console.warn-ed.
I like to process.exit(-1) on false. I'm also not convinced this
module makes sense for many cases. it's also not super tested.
MIT LICENSE
Keep calm, carry on.
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force enviroment or console variables to be present
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