Bump command-line-args from 3.0.5 to 5.1.1

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Bumps command-line-args from 3.0.5 to 5.1.1.

Release notes

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v5.1.0

New features since v5.0.2

Library rewritten using ECMAScript Modules to facilitate use with rollup and --experimental-modules. Fixes 75lb/command-line-args#99. This is a non-functional change - the library API and functionality has not changed.

• How to use with native ECMAScript modules
• How to use with rollup

v5.0.0

Breaking changes from v4.0.7

• Unknown values now throw an exception (UNKNOWN_VALUE) by default in the same way unknown options do. Command-line-args is now strict by default - all options and values must be accounted for in the option definitions.
  • An example of an unknown value is the arg 5 in the command --verbose 5 where verbose is defined as a Boolean.
  • "Strict by default" behaviour can be disabled using either partial or stopAtFIrstUnknown parse options.
• Setting a singular, non-multiple option more than once (e.g. --help --help) now throws an ALREADY_SET exception.
• The multiple error names (NAME_MISSING, INVALID_TYPE etc) thrown by commandLineArgs in the case of an invalid definition have been consolidated to just one error name: INVALID_DEFINITIONS. Given broken option definitions are a programmer error they'd never be handled anyway, making the various names pointless.

New documentation

Wiki introduced.

New parse features

• stopAtFirstUnknown
• camelCase
• the UNKNOWN_OPTION exception now has a optionName property containing the arg that specified an unknown option, e.g. --one
• the ALREADY_SET exception has a optionName property containing the option name that has already been set, e.g. one
• the UNKNOWN_VALUE exception has a value property containing the unknown value, e.g. 5

New option definition features

• lazyMultiple

Bug fixes

• #67 unknown "--option=value notation" value consumed as defaultOption
• #68 unknown --option=value arg split when defaultOption set

Upgrade notes

No API changes were introduced in v5.0.0 - it is backward-compatible. If you're comfortable with the new version throwing exceptions on unknown values, you are safe to upgrade without code change.

v4.0.0

Breaking changes since v3.0.5

• Removed support for node versions less than v4.0.0

• The method signature changed. If you're passing a custom argv you now do it this way:

  const argv = [ '--log-level', 'info' ]
  commandLineArgs(optionDefinitions, { argv })
  

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Commits

• b07cb35 5.1.1
• e28c9b0 use .indexOf instead of .includes for node v4 compatibility
• b9860f4 add tests and support for '--exec='
• 62cca98 Merge branch 'parse-correctly-when-eval-option' of https://github.com/zawatak...
• f87d7ba Merge pull request #100 from zawataki/master
• 3da987f Parse correctly when Node runs with --eval or -e
• e88e500 Make git ignore node_modules directory
• 6ef337e 5.1.0
• 145b5dc use lodash.camelcase
• ddce64b convert test suite to ESM
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