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command-line-config

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Command Line Config

Install

npm i command-line-config

Breaking change in version 2: ESM style exports

Usage

Quick and dirty loading/saving of JSON files.

import * as settings_access from 'command-line-config'
//or...
//import { load, save } from 'command-line-config'

let settings = settings_access.load('./some_file.json')
settings.dumb = false
settings_access.save(settings, './some_file.json')

All paths are interpreted relative to the current working directory.

If you don't specify a path to load, the module assumes the file was passed in via the command-line, like so: node your-script.js config-file.json

let settings = settings_access.load()
settings.wat = "WHERE DID YOU COME FROM"
settings_access.save(settings)

Which command-line argument will be interpreted as a file to be opened? The first one to resolve to an actual file, of course!

All file-system interactions are done synchronously, which means you most likely only want to be interacting with it when your app launches/terminates (which is the most likely use case anyway).

Written for ISoft Data Systems, licensed WTFPL.