arg2 v0.1.0

arg2

Command line arguments parser for cli applications

Usage

Install arg2 as dependencies in your project

npm i arg2 --save
# or yarn add arg2

A cli application demo in index.js

const arg2 = require('arg2');

arg2
  .option('author <name>', 'a required project owner')
  .option('email [name]', 'a optional owner email')
  .action((val, options) => {
    console.log(options);
  });

arg2.parse(process.argv);

// Test command:
// node index.js --author blues --email xxxxx
// Output:
// { author: 'blues', email: 'xxxxx' }

Examples

The examples below your can find in examples folder.

multiple command with options

const arg2 = require('arg2');

// Test command:
// node examples/command create helo --author foo --email bar
// Output:
// helo
// { author: 'foo', email: 'bar' }
arg2
  .command(
    'create [projectName]',
    'create a project in current workspace',
    'hello-world'
  )
  .option('author <author>', 'a required project owner')
  .option('email [email]', 'a optional project owner email')
  .action((val, options) => {
    console.log(val);
    console.log(options);
  });

// Test command:
// node examples/command test demo
// Output:
// demo
// {}
arg2.command('test <projectName>', 'test project').action((val, options) => {
  console.log(val);
  console.log(options);
});

// Test command:
// node examples/command build hello --env qa
// Output:
// hello
// { env: 'qa' }
arg2
  .command('build <projectName>', 'build your project with provided name')
  .option('env [env]', 'build your project with a env', 'production')
  .action((val, options) => {
    console.log(val);
    console.log(options);
  });

arg2.parse(process.argv);

only options without command

const arg2 = require('arg2');

// Test command:
// node examples/option.js --author blues --email xxxxx
// Output:
// undefined
// { author: 'blues', email: 'xxxxx' }
arg2
  .option('author <name>', 'a required project owner')
  .option('email [name]', 'a optional owner email')
  .action((val, options) => {
    console.log(val);
    console.log(options);
  });

arg2.parse(process.argv);

License

MIT License