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To use from command line
npm install holimoli -g
To use from a project
npm install holimoli --save-dev
$ > holimoli --help
--output relative path to file default=console.log
--year 4 digit year default=2016
--whitelist JSON array of holiday names
--date-format format date using moment.js default='MM/DD/YYYY'
all options can be used in conjunction with one another
export all of the holidays from the current year to a file called holidays.json
in the current directory
$ > holimoli --output="./holidays.json"
export only halloween to ./halloween.json
$ > holimoli --whitelist='["Halloween"]' --output="./holidays.json"
only show month and day in date output, log to stdout. more options for formatting available at momentjs.com
$ > holimoli --date-format="MM/DD"
export holidays from a year other than the current year
$ > holimoli --year=2017
FAQs
command line program to retrieve whitelisted holidays
The npm package holimoli receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, holimoli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that holimoli 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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