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get-them-args
Advanced tools
Parse argument options
Simple CLI argument parser hacked from minimist that adds support for objects and additional initialization options.
$ npm install --save get-them-args
# Or
$ yarn add get-them-args
To use, provide arguments as argument:
const parse = require('get-them-args')
const options = {} // Options to be passed. CURRENTLY NONE AVAILABLE
// $ node ./example.js --dir . --command foo
console.log(parse(process.argv.slice(2) ))
// { unknown: [], dir: '.', command: 'foo' }
console.log(parse(process.argv))
// { unknown: [], dir: '.', command: 'foo' }
console.log(parse())
// { unknown: [], dir: '.', command: 'foo' }
For example, if the arguments provided are --hello world --parse=all --no-drugs --make-friends -n 4 -t 5, the function will return:
{ unknown: [],
hello: 'world',
parse: 'all',
drugs: false,
'make-friends': true,
n: 4,
t: 5
}
There is also support for parsing objects:
$ node example.js --headers={"Foo": "5", "bar": "6"}
# { unknown: [], headers: { Foo: 5, bar: 6 } }
All unparsed arguments will end up in the unknown array. The following types of arguments are supported:
--key=value
--key value
--key # true
--no-key # false
-key=value
-key value
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FAQs
Parse argument options
We found that get-them-args demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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