4.0.1 • Published 6 years ago
@hugojosefson/example-cli v4.0.1
Node.js example CLI app
Introduction
This is a simple CLI app in Node.js, using ES Modules.
Using as a template
To use this project as a template for your own project, you can do this:
mkdir my-cli
cd my-cli
git init
curl https://codeload.github.com/hugojosefson/nodejs-example-cli/tar.gz/master | tar xzv --strip-components=1
git add --all
git commit -m 'Add template files from nodejs-example-cli.'
yarnYou may wish to make it more your own project:
export GITHUB_REPO='xxxx/yyyy' # replace with your project's github repo
export BIN_NAME='yyyy' # replace with name of main binary
export NPM_NAME='@xxxx/yyyy' # optional: your project's npm name
npx replace '"version": "[^"]+"' '"version": "0.0.1"' package.json
npx replace '"description": "[^"]+"' '"description": ""' package.json
npx replace '"author": "[^"]+"' '"author": ""' package.json
npx replace '@hugojosefson/example-cli' "${NPM_NAME:-${BIN_NAME}}" . --recursive
npx replace 'hugojosefson/nodejs-example-cli' "${GITHUB_REPO}" . --recursive
npx replace 'example-cli' "${BIN_NAME}" . --recursive
npx replace '^#+ Using as [\S\s]+(## P(re)+)' '$1' README.md
npx replace '"keywords":[^\]]*\][^"]*' '' package.json
rm CHANGELOG.md
yarn
git add --all
git commit -m "Rename project to ${NPM_NAME}."Then edit package.json and go on developing!
Prerequisite
Node.js, v13.2.0 or higher, ideally at least v14.0.0.
Recommended to install latest via nvm:
nvm install stableUsage
npx --package @hugojosefson/example-cli example-cli greet "Your Name"Will say hello to you.
Programmatic access
You can also import the module, and use its exported functions
programmatically.
API
identity
Returns the supplied argument.
Parameters
aany Any argument.
Returns any The argument a.
generateGreeting
Generates a greeting.
Parameters
optionsObject