How to use the parse function from yargs
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GitHub: faressoft/terminalizer
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debugger; try { // Parse the command line arguments yargs.parse(); } catch (error) { // Print the error
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GitHub: borisdiakur/n_
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.fail((message) => { throw new Error(`Invalid provided option: ${message}`) }) .env('_N') const argsDefaults = argsSpec.parse([]) // store method reference in case it is overwritten later const setDescriptors = Object.defineProperties
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.help('h').alias('h', 'help') .version(pkg.version) .strict() const argv = process.env.ELECTRON_HAR_AS_NPM_MODULE ? yargs.argv : yargs.parse(process.argv.slice(1)) const url = argv._[0] const [username, password] = argv.u ? argv.u.split(':').concat('') : [null, null] const cookie = argv.b
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// provides a respond function that any yargs // command can use to respond to Slack. context.respond = buildResponder(req.body.response_url) // run the yargs parser on the inbound slack command. parser.parse(req.body.text || '', context, (err, argv, output) => { if (err) logger.error(err.message) if (output) argv.respond(output) })
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which = require('which'); var opts = require('yargs') .boolean('init') .boolean('version'), argv = opts.parse(process.argv); if (argv['version'] || argv['v']) { console.log(require('../package.json').version); process.exit();
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.epilogue(`For more information, see https://cloud.google.com/someProduct/docs`) .help() .strict(); if (module === require.main) { cli.parse(process.argv.slice(2)); } ```
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//console.log("adding a new note!!!") console.log("Title " + argv.title) console.log("Body " + argv.body) } }) console.log(yargs.argv) //console.log(yargs.argv) or yargs.parse() //yargs.parse() //create remove command const yargs = require('yargs');
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} }) //to test below, use node 00_helloworld.js mytest //console.log(yargs.argv) //doing this will print the above 'karthiks mytest arg handler' ... instead of console.log, note yargs.parse() usage below yargs.command({ command: 'add',
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