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@tewelde/fs-cli

v0.2.25

Published

Command line interface for evaluating and testing FuncScript expressions.

Readme

FuncScript CLI

@tewelde/fs-cli is a lightweight Node.js command line interface that wraps the FuncScript runtime exported from js-port/funcscript-js. Use it to evaluate FuncScript expressions or execute FuncScript test suites directly from your terminal.

Install

Install globally from npm (requires Node.js 18+):

npm install -g @tewelde/fs-cli

or run ad-hoc without installing:

npx @tewelde/fs-cli '1 + 2'

Usage

Evaluate an expression:

fs-cli '1 + 2'

Run an expression together with a FuncScript test expression:

fs-cli 'a + b' --test '{ suite: { name: "adds"; cases: [{"a":1, "b":2}]; test: (result, data) => result = data.a + data.b }; eval [suite]; }'

Point to files instead of inline expressions:

fs-cli -i script.fs --test script.test.fs

Flags

  • --test, -t – Enable test mode; pair with -i to reference a test file or provide inline expressions.
  • --scan <path>, -s <path> – Traverse the provided folder, parse every .fs/.fx file, and run paired <name>.test.fs suites.
  • -i <path> – Read the expression under test from the specified FuncScript file.
  • --json – Output JSON only.
  • --compact – Emit compact JSON (implies --json).
  • --version, -v – Show CLI version.
  • --help, -h – Display usage instructions.

Self-test

The CLI exposes a lightweight smoke test that exercises both the evaluator and the test runner:

npm test

Development

The entry point for the runtime lives in src/index.js, and the executable shim resides in bin/fs-cli.js. When working inside this repository, run npm install followed by npm link ../funcscript-js (or npm install ../funcscript-js --no-save) so the CLI picks up the local runtime sources while you iterate.