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cli-argument-helper
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Functions to help you deal with parameters in your command-line application.
Functions to help you deal with parameters in your command-line application.
npm i cli-argument-helper
import getArgumentAssignment from "cli-argument-helper/getArgumentAssignment";
import { getString } from "cli-argument-helper/string";
import {
getInteger,
getHexadecimal,
getOctal,
getBinary,
getFloat,
getBigInt,
} from "cli-argument-helper/number";
import getBoolean from "cli-argument-helper/boolean/getBoolean";
const args = [
"--a",
"1",
"--b",
"2",
"--user-id",
"3",
"--c",
"X",
"--d=0xFF",
"--e=0o77",
"--f=0b101",
"--g=3.14",
"--h=0x1FFFFFFFFFFFFF",
"--i=false",
"--j=true",
"--k=0",
"--l=1",
"--m=y",
"--n=n",
"--o=yes",
"--p=no",
];
// Get integer
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--user-id", getInteger)).to.be.equal(3);
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--b", getInteger)).to.be.equal(2);
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--a", getInteger)).to.be.equal(1);
// Get plain-text string
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--c", getString)).to.be.equal("X");
// Get hexadecimal number
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--d", getHexadecimal)).to.be.equal(0xff);
// Get octal number
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--e", getOctal)).to.be.equal(0o77);
// Get binary number
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--f", getBinary)).to.be.equal(0b101);
// Get float number
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--g", getFloat)).to.be.equal(3.14);
// Get big integer
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--h", getBigInt)).to.be.equal(
0x1fffffffffffffn,
);
// Get boolean
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--i", getBoolean)).to.be.equal(false);
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--j", getBoolean)).to.be.equal(true);
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--k", getBoolean)).to.be.equal(false);
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--l", getBoolean)).to.be.equal(true);
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--m", getBoolean)).to.be.equal(true);
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--n", getBoolean)).to.be.equal(false);
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--o", getBoolean)).to.be.equal(true);
expect(getArgumentAssignment(args, "--p", getBoolean)).to.be.equal(false);
assert.strict.deepEqual(args, []);
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Functions to help you deal with parameters in your command-line application.
We found that cli-argument-helper demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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