How to use the color function from commander
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GitHub: tedeh/jayson
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return {socketPath: path.normalize(value)}; } function colorize(color, format) { return program.color ? eyes.stylize(format, color, {}) : format; }
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timeout: program.timeout, cookies: cookies, headers: headers, settings: settings, viewportSize: program.view, useColors: program.color }); var self = require('..'); self.outputJSON = program.output;
GitHub: formula1/watchy
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) .option('-p, --use-polling', 'slower, but useful when watching over NFS') .parse(process.argv); var command = log.config.name = _.first(argv.args); log.config.colors = argv.color; if (argv.silent) log.config.level = 'error'; if (!command) { process.stderr.write(argv.helpInformation()); log.config.name = 'watchy';
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.option('--resource-prefix <string>', 'Prefix to use with all lambda-tools created AWS resources, defaults to \'\' (empty string)') .option('--resource-suffix <string>', 'Suffix to use with all lambda-tools created AWS resources, defaults to \'\' (empty string)') .option('--no-color', 'Turn off ANSI coloring in output') .parse(process.argv); chalk.enabled = program.color; logger.task(`Setting up ${chalk.underline('lambda-tools')}`, function(resolve, reject) { createResources(program.region, program.resourcePrefix, program.resourceSuffix).then(resolve, reject); });
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