commandLiner

This is not another command option parser. It's the opposite. A command option builder for the use with exec. It will use shell-quote by substack to escape the options.

Example

	var Commandliner = require('commandliner');
	var exec = require('child_process').exec;
	var say = new Commandliner('say', {interactive: true}, 'Hello, there!');
	say.options.voice = 'Zarvox';
	// Evaluates to: say --interactive -v Zarvox 'Hello, there!'
	exec(say); // implicit call to toString()

You can also just build the String directly like this.

    var command = Commandliner.build(['git', 'commit', {m: 'Adds this new feature everyone loves'}]);
    // Evaluates to: git commit -m 'Add this new feature everyone loves'
    var command = Commandliner.build(['docker', 'run', 'something', '.']);
    // Evaluates to: docker run something .

Attributes of new Commandliner()

| Attribute | Example | Example value | ------ | ------- | ------ | program | git | 'git' | command | add | 'add' | options | -v -n | {'v': true, 'n': true} | args | index.js test.js | ['index.js', 'test.js']

Be aware of this since you could be thinking that "command" is the first argument, but I decided to call it program.