Stub out node command line tool

[ryanwersal]

For this project, we're looking to have a modern CLI using modern Node libraries, tooling, and language features.

To me (totally up for debate/discussion), this means:

• Using Babel to compile very modern javascript for execution on Node
• Figuring out best practices for command line tools
• Identify how to integrate libraries with native components

And probably more.

[ddirkson]

Various reading:

• https://scotch.io/tutorials/build-an-interactive-command-line-application-with-nodejs
• https://timber.io/blog/creating-a-real-world-cli-app-with-node/
• https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/node-best-practices

[ddirkson]

More reading, this one probably contains the best content so far https://www.codementor.io/mattgoldspink/nodejs-best-practices-du1086jja

[ddirkson]

Random thoughts and discoveries: Seemingly most popular testing framework options: jest, mocha, jasmine CLI arg parsing: commander.js, yargs, minimist (minimist seems meh) Code formatting: prettier (like black for python https://prettier.io/)

[ryanwersal]

A new "awesome list" was released for Node CLI best practices and I've tinkered with oclif and ink to success so I'm inclined to go that route.

Definite 👍 for using Jest for testing and Prettier for formatting.