How to use the verbose function from commander
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var cfg = {}; if(!process.argv.slice(2).length){ program.help(); } else { cfg.logging = program.verbose; var client = new net.Socket(); client.connect(config.port, config.ip, function(){ var ovsdbcli = new ovsdb.OVSDB(cfg, client); if(program.list){
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GitHub: suitcss/suit
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} const input = program.args[0] ? resolve(program.args[0]) : null; const output = program.args[1] ? resolve(program.args[1]) : null; const config = program.config ? requireOrParse(program.config) : {}; const verbose = program.verbose; const regen = program.watch && input && output; /** * Exists?
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activityFilter: _.without(program.filter || [], 'commute', 'nocommute'), commuteOnly: (program.filter || []).indexOf('commute') >= 0 ? true : false, nonCommuteOnly: (program.filter || []).indexOf('nocommute') >= 0 ? true : false, imperial: program.imperial, segments: program.segments, // Will be true or 'flat' verbose: program.verbose }; if( program.start ) {
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