How to use the config function from yargs
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const packageJson = require(packageJsonPath); const oneAppRunnerConfig = (packageJson['one-amex'] && packageJson['one-amex'].runner) || {}; if (Object.keys(oneAppRunnerConfig).length > 0) { yargs.config(oneAppRunnerConfig); } yargs .option('module-map-url', {
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GitHub: apigee/edge-launchpad
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if (argv.env) env = argv.env; if (argv.config) config_file = argv.config; if(argv.strict) strict = argv.strict;
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.describe('p', 'Purge') .alias('p', 'purge') .boolean('p') .argv; const configPath = argv.config; const sleep = ms => new Promise((r, j) => { setTimeout(r, ms * 1000); });
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.argv ; // node-optimist var configuration_script = __dirname + "/" + argv.config; var configuration = redmine_importer.setConfiguration(configuration_script); function main() {
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const yargs = require('yargs'); const configHelper = require('./src/helpers/config-helper'); configHelper.load() .then(config => { yargs.config(config); return yargs .commandDir('src/commands/pull-request') .demandCommand()
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const run = require('./run'); const pkg = require('../../package.json'); module.exports = function () { const argv = yargs.config('config').usage('$0 [options] <source>').options({ port: { alias: 'p', description: 'Set port', default: 3000
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yargs.argv is the most popular function in yargs (1012 examples)