How to use the username function from commander
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GitHub: brainlife/cli
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.option('--password <password>', 'your brainlife password (optional)') .option('--ttl <time to live>', 'set the amount of days before your token expires (default: 7)', 7) .parse(process.argv); async function login() { let username = commander.username; if(!username) username = readlineSync.question("username: "); let password = commander.password; if(!password) password = readlineSync.question("password: ", {hideEchoBack: true});
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.option('-u, --username <string>', 'GitHub username of user to check') .parse(argv) const opts = { repo: program.repo, username: program.username } const isStarred = await githubIsStarred(opts) console.log(isStarred)
GitHub: k3dt/sugar
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help(); } env.THORN_SERVER_URL = env.THORN_SERVER_URL.replace(/\/+$/, ''); if (commander.username) { env.THORN_ADMIN_USERNAME = commander.username; } else if (!process.env.THORN_ADMIN_USERNAME) { console.error('Either setting $THORN_ADMIN_USERNAME or the --username flag is required.'); help(); }
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