How to use the usage function from optimist
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GitHub: oyvindeh/ucss
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+ '\nIf no arguments are specified, uCSS will assume there is a ' + 'config_ucss.js file in the current directory.'); }; // Arguments parsing var argv = optimist.usage('Check if CSS selectors matches anything in given HTML.\n' + 'Usage: $0 [OPTION]...') .options({ help: { description: 'This help text.'
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GitHub: songinyong/sage2
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// --------------------------------------------- // Parse command line arguments // --------------------------------------------- console.log('--------------------------------------------'); optimist = optimist.usage('Usage: $0 -h -p password -f [json file]'); if (platform === "Windows") { optimist = optimist.default('f', path.join('config', 'windows.json')); } else { optimist = optimist.default('f', path.join('config', 'sabi.json'));
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GitHub: ednity/nightwatch
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return _COMMANDS_[name]; }; this.init = function() { return opt.usage('Usage: $0 [options]').options(_DEFAULTS_).argv; }; })();
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return _COMMANDS_[name]; } init() { if (!__argv__) { __argv__ = opt.usage('Usage: $0 [source] [options]') .option('source', { string: true }) .options(__Options__);
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optimist.argv is the most popular function in optimist (138 examples)