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`replc` is a colorful cli console for iojs. It operates in your current working directory.
replc
replc
is a colorful cli console for iojs. It prefers to be installed globally and operates in your current working directory.
$ npm install replc -g
$ jsh --help
Usage: jsh [--help -ha0dD -r <require-package> -x <exclude-package> fileName fileName
Options:
-0 Dont require anything unless stated explicitly
with -r.
--all, -a Require all dependencies (for the project in your
current working directory).
--require <package> Require package into context with camel came name
--exclude <package> Ignore package
--use-dependencies, -d require package.json dependencies
--use-dev-dependencies, -D require devDependencies
--last-result, -l remap node repl's context._; '$_' by default.
--no-color, -C Disable colors
--debug-mode Debug verbosity.
--soft-tabs Pretty print soft tabs, defaults to 2
--help, -h Show help
var replc = require('replc');
replc({
context: {
anythingYouWouldUse: 42,
customFunction: () => console.log('whatever');
},
packages: ['fs', 'lodash'],
useDevDependencies: true
});
Note that a setTimeout
or similar call is highly adviced to keep stdout clean.
gulp.task('replc', function() {
setTimeout(function() {
replc({
context: {
useDevDependencies: true,
expect: require('chai').expect
}
})
});
});
ctx
: context; any values in here will be accessible in your REPL.preprocessor
: Transform the line before sending it to the vm. The place for coffeescript, babel, etc. Defaults to _.identity
.aliases
: require dependencies to a different name, e.g.: {lodash: '__'}
Note that _
contains the result of the last expression.dependencies
: an optional array of package names, if you don't want to useDependencies
.useDependencies
: all package.json
dependencies will be available, true
by defaultuseDevDependencies
: all package.json
devDependencies will be available, false
by default,replOptions
: additional params given to the underlying repl
.logger
: defaults to console.log
useColors
: true
by defaultsilent
: suppress welcome message, false by defaultvar defaultConfig = {
context: {log: console.log},
logger: console.log,
path: process.cwd(),
useDependencies: true,
useDevDependencies: false,
useColors: true,
silent: false,
dependencies: [
'fs',
'lodash',
'moment',
'string',
'co'
],
aliases: {
lodash: '__',
underscore: '__',
string: 'S'
},
replOptions: {
prompt: pkg.name + '#> '
},
debugMode: pkg.name === 'replc'
};
FAQs
`replc` is a colorful cli console for iojs. It operates in your current working directory.
The npm package replc receives a total of 22 weekly downloads. As such, replc popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that replc 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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