const { eclipt } = require('eclipt');

eclipt('my-awesome-tool', {
    description: 'My Awesome Tool can do anything you with', // Optional description
    action: input => // optional action for the command
        console.log('You have run: %s with following input', input.name, input),

    // optional array of supported arguments
    // OR single string to allow any number of arguments
    args: [ 'MY_ARG_1', 'MY_ARG_2' ],
    opts: {

        // Any number of options
        foo: { flag: true }, // A boolean option
        bar: { value: 'value' }, // A regular key and the name for it's value
        baz: { multi: true, value: 'value' }, // An array option that can appear multiple times
        opt1: { value: 'value', alias: 'o' }, // Aliased option
        opt2: { description: 'Does that' } // Optional description
    },
    commands: {
        'command-name': { /* (description?, action?, args?, opts? commands?) */ }
    }
});

TODO

unquote arguments and values
mark multi options some way in the help
validate against repeated aliases

Reporting Bugs

If you have found any problems with this module, please:

Open an issue.
Describe what happened and how.
Also in the issue text, reference the label ~bug.

We will make sure to take a look when time allows us.

Proposing Features

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Contributing

If you have spotted any enhancements to be made and is willing to get your hands dirty about it, fork us and submit your merge request so we can collaborate effectively.

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