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uncomment-cli-pmb

v1.0.0

Published

Replace the old Rust-less uncomment-cli.

Readme

uncomment-cli-pmb

Replace the old Rust-less uncomment-cli.

Motivation

tl;dr: It seems like the old uncomment-cli package from 2017 has vanished from npm, and is now replaced by an incompatible Rust-based alternative created in summer of 2025. I was unable to find any older version on npm.

Long version: See motivation.md.

Limitations

Currently, it's not very clear what counts as a comment (see tests). This is a flaw inherited from the strip-comments module that I use here.

In future versions I might add more fine-grained control over what is considered a comment for which file type, guessed from filename extension, and an option to overwrite that.

Usage

uncomment-cli index.js >tmp.nocomment.js
colordiff -U 1 index.js tmp.nocomment.js
colordiff -sU 1 README.md <(uncomment-cli README.md)

Known issues

  • See chapter "Limitations" above.
  • Needs more/better tests and docs.

 

License

ISC