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@silenteer/run

v1.0.5

Published

Run run is a cli to quickly test a library, either in typescript or js. Most of libraries don't expose a executable method to test in cli, and `rr` is here to solve

Downloads

9

Readme

rr

Run run is a cli to quickly test a library, either in typescript or js. Most of libraries don't expose a executable method to test in cli, and rr is here to solve

getting started

  • Add rr to dev dependencies like - yarn install @silenteer/run
  • Can use yarn rr -h to see options

Example

  • yarn rr ./index.ts to call default export function without any parameters
  • yarn rr ./index.ts --at echo -a 'Hello world' to call method echo of the export with Hello world as an argument. Argument can be added multiple times
  • yarn rr ./index.ts --at echo.start to execute method start of the export of the echo instance

Argument data types

Argument employs a simple syntax to determine data type. These are supported data types for argument

  • s:<string value> will be use as string value
  • n:<string value> will be put to Number
  • b:<string value> will be put to Boolean
  • j:<string value> will be put to JSON.parse

Promise

Promise will be handled accordingly so you don't have to write a file just to wrap the first level await async