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try-node-cli-packages
Advanced tools
A tool to demonstrate and test popular Node.js packages for CLI application development. Companion blog post here.
Install globally,
$ npm install --location=global try-node-cli-packages
and then use the try command to display and run sample code for any supported package.
$ try commander
$ try meow
$ try chalk
To run but not display the sample code, use the --nocode flag.
$ try --nocode commander
To run this package from source, clone this repo with
$ git clone https://github.com/joeykilpatrick/try-node-cli-packages.git
$ cd try-node-cli-packages
Install dependencies,
$ npm install
Create a symbolic link to your clone,
$ npm link
Compile,
$ npm run compile
And then run your code with
$ try <package>
For convenience, the watch-compile npm script is available and will watch the source files and recompile on any changes.
$ npm run watch-compile
FAQs
A demo of popular npm packages for CLI development.
We found that try-node-cli-packages 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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