Common middleware for @author.io/shell CLI applications (Browser & Node.js runtimes).
To Use:
Runtime | Example |
---|---|
Node.js | Install: npm install @author.io/shell-middleware -S Usage: import { ValidInput } from '@author.io/shell-middleware' |
Browser | import { ValidInput } from 'https://cdn.pika.dev/@author.io/shell-middleware@latest' |
This library contains a collection of commonly used middleware methods for use with a shell app.
import { Shell } from 'https://cdn.pika.dev/@author.io/shell@latest'
// Import this library...
import { MiddlewareA, MiddlewareB } from 'https://cdn.pika.dev/@author.io/shell-middleware@latest'
// Simple shell
const shell = new Shell({
name: 'my-cli'
})
shell.use(<middleware>) // <----- Apply middleware.
...
This method enforces flag processing rules (see @author.io/arg for options). For example, this method will recognize failure to specify a required flag by displaying a violation notice. All further processing is aborted.
import { ValidInput } from '...@author.io/shell-middleware@latest'
shell.use(ValidInput)
This is nearly identical to ValidInput, except it will also display the default help message.
import { ValidInputWithHelp } from '...@author.io/shell-middleware@latest'
shell.use(ValidInputWithHelp)
Log the original command. This is a pass-thru method, so processing will continue.
import { Log } from '...@author.io/shell-middleware@latest'
shell.use(Log)