@mimamch/cmd - Powerful and Lightweight Command Processing Library for Interactive Applications

@mimamch/cmd is a library for processing and handling commands in text-based applications. This library provides an efficient way to manage and execute commands provided by users.

Key Features

Command Processing: The library allows you to process commands provided by users easily and efficiently.
Command Handling: You can define handlers for each command that will be executed when the command is called.
Defined Arguments and Types: The library supports the definition of command arguments and corresponding data types for each command, ensuring clarity and validity of the received arguments.
Flexible Execution: You can execute commands by providing arguments that match the command definition, ensuring accurate command execution.
Defined Return Messages: Each command can produce a return value according to the specified data type, allowing you to provide appropriate responses to users.

Installation

You can install @mimamch/cmd using npm, the package manager for Node.js. Run the following command:

npm install @mimamch/cmd

Usage

To use @mimamch/cmd, follow these steps:

Define your custom commands and their corresponding handlers.
Create an instance of the CommandProcessor class and pass your commands to it.
Use the parseCommand method to execute commands with the specified arguments.

Here's an example of how to use @mimamch/cmd:

const { CommandProcessor } = require("@mimamch/cmd");

// For JS module import
// import CommandProcessor from "@mimamch/cmd";

// Define custom commands and their handlers
const commands = {
  "/sayhello": function (name) {
    return `Hello ${name} welcome to the club 🥳`;
  },
};

// Create a CommandProcessor instance with the defined commands
const commandProcessor = new CommandProcessor(commands);

// Execute the "/sayhello" command with the argument "mimamch"
const sayHelloResult = commandProcessor.parse("/sayhello", "mimamch");
console.log(sayHelloResult);

For more examples and usage scenarios, you can refer to the examples file in the examples directory.

Documentation

For detailed documentation, including guides and API references, please visit the official documentation.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please follow the guidelines outlined in the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

License

This library is licensed under the MIT License.