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A 100% Javascript (ES2015) implementation of the less command.
A Vorpal.js extension, vorpal-less
lets you pipe vorpal commands and content through less.
npm install vorpal-less
npm install vorpal
const vorpal = require('vorpal')();
const hn = require('vorpal-hacker-news');
const less = require('vorpal-less');
vorpal
.delimiter('node~$')
.use(hn)
.use(less)
.show();
$ node hacker-news.js
node~$ hacker-news | less
...
... content
...
:
vorpal-less
aims to be a letter-perfect implementation of the less
command you know (and love?). All features implemented so far will appear in its help menu:
vorpal~$ less --help
Feel free to contribute! Additional work is needed on:
MIT © David Caccavella
FAQs
Less implementation for Vorpal.js
The npm package vorpal-less receives a total of 102 weekly downloads. As such, vorpal-less popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that vorpal-less 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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