Resolution For Issue Submission #138

nodeca / argparse

CLI arguments parser for node.js. JS port of python's argparse module.

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Resolution For Issue Submission #138 #139

Closed M3TIOR closed 4 years ago

M3TIOR commented 5 years ago

Branch has no conflicts but throws build errors on Travis. I should have been aware that you support legacy versions of NodeJS. The syntax I used is EMCAScript7 compliant. I don't believe the older version of node are compatible. My code may need to be rewritten and I'm too tired at the moment. I hope this helps! If you're looking for a new maintainer I'd be happy to help. The argparse python library is one of my favorites.

M3TIOR commented 4 years ago

Finally :sweat_smile: took me long enough to get back to this. :laughing:

M3TIOR commented 4 years ago

I don't want to run native NPM on my system because I have very low onboard memory and I'm trying to conserve every kilobyte I can get. So someone else will have to do the chore of exporting the package-lock.json unless of course you want my pnpm-lock.yml which will be of no use to regular NPM users :sweat_smile:.

puzrin commented 4 years ago

We will care about that in 2.0.0. ~ 1 week. You can see progress in temporary rewrite branch. This will be port of 3.9.0, very close, and i hope with all problems solved.

If you know any additional cases, specific for node.js and really missed (or no tested) in python - let us know here how to reproduce.

rlidwka commented 4 years ago

full rewrite done, bug has fixed itself