Cross platform normalization of process.argv.
npm install cross-argv
Basically makes arguments with single quote strings work node app.js 'foo bar' everywhere,
which otherwise can cause issues when used in cmd.exe.
const xargv = require('cross-argv')
console.log(xargs()) // returns a normalized process.argv
argv = xargv([argv])Returns a normalized argv array that looks the same cross platform.
If no args are passed it normalizes process.argv. Otherwise you can pass your own array.
MIT
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Cross platform normalization of process.argv
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