getopt-c v1.4.0

getopt-c

Overview

getopt-c implements the posix C getopt() function for Node.getopt() provides a function for parse option.

Install the npm package in:

$ npm install getopt-c

Add a simple method to use, use parseArgs() method to quite use option:

var optparse = require('getopt-c');

var parse = optparse().addUsage('test').addOption('-f', 'fname').addOption('-d', 'dname');

var options = parse.parseArgs();


console.log(options.fname);
console.log(options.dname);

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$ cmd node test3.js -f evil -d /home
usage%prog -f <file> -d <dictionary>
evil
/home

$ cmd node test3.js --help
usage: node [programe name] [OPTIONS]

test

options:
  --help HELP Show this message and exit.
   -f FNAME   file name.
   -d DNAME   dir name.

Here's how to use:

   var opt_parser = require('getopt-c');
   var parser, opt;

   parser = opt_parser(process.argv, 'ab:');

   while ((opt = parser.getopt()) !== undefined) {
   	     switch(opt.option) {
     case 'a':
     	  console.log('option a is set);
	  break;
     case 'b':
     	  console.log('option b has arg: ' + opt.arg)'
	  break;
     case '?':
     	  console.log('unknow option');
	  break;
     }
   }

Examples:

$ cmd -a -btest
option a is set
option b has arg: test

$ cmd -b ouput
option b has arg: ouput

Test:

var optparse = require('../index');

var parse = new optparse(process.argv, 'ab:c:de:',
    		 		     [
					{
						name: 'arg',
		     				has_arg: false,
		     				val: 'a'
		   			},
		   			{
						name: 'brg',
		     				has_arg: true,
		     				val: 'b'
		   			}
		 		     ]);

console.log("optind: " + parse.getoptind());
console.log("---------------------------------");
var opt;
while ((opt = parse.getopt_long()) !== undefined) {
  console.log("optind: " + parse.getoptind() + ", argv[]:" + process.argv[parse.getoptind()]);
    switch (opt.option) {
      case 'a':
          console.log("hava option: -a");
	      break;
      case 'b':
          console.log("hava option: -b");
	  console.log("The argument of -b is " + opt.arg);
	  break;
     case 'c':
	     	  console.log("hava option: -c");
		  console.log("The argument of -c is " + opt.arg);
		  break;

case 'd': console.log("hava option: -d"); break; case 'e': console.log("hava option: -e"); console.log("The argument of -e is " + opt.arg); break; case '?': console.log("unknown option: " + opt.option); break; } console.log(""); } console.log("---------------------------------"); console.log("optind: " + parse.getoptind() + ", argv[]:" + process.argvparse.getoptind()); console.log(parse.getArg());

testOutput:

$ cmd node test2.js --arg --brg btest argument 
optind: 2
---------------------------------
optind: 3, argv[]:--brg
hava option: -a

optind: 5, argv[]:undefined
hava option: -b
The argument of -b is btest

---------------------------------
optind: 5, argv[]:undefined
[ 'argument' ]

New:

can use new parser(argv, [{name: '', has_arg: false, val: 'a'}]) instead of new parser(argv, "a")

API

parser.getoptind()

Returns the next argv-argument index.

parser.getopt()

Returns the next argument.

parser.getopt_long()

Add long opt support

parser.getArg()

Return not opt argument

parser.addOption(opt, dist, hasArg, help)

Add option

parser.parseArgs()

parser option and return result