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cmd_boost_class_based_cli_command_with_options_decorator.ts
typescriptThis quickstart demonstrates how to define a command with arguments and option
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cmd_boost_class_based_cli_command_with_options_decorator.ts
1import { Command, CommandRunner, Option } from 'cmd-boost';
2
3@Command({
4 name: 'hello',
5 description: 'A simple greeting command',
6 arguments: '<name>',
7})
8export class HelloCommand implements CommandRunner {
9 async run(
10 args: string[],
11 @Option({
12 flags: '-u, --uppercase',
13 description: 'Convert the greeting to uppercase',
14 })
15 uppercase?: boolean,
16 ): Promise<void> {
17 const [name] = args;
18 let message = `Hello, ${name}!`;
19
20 if (uppercase) {
21 message = message.toUpperCase();
22 }
23
24 console.log(message);
25 }
26}
27
28// To run the application
29import { BoostFactory } from 'cmd-boost';
30
31async function bootstrap() {
32 const app = await BoostFactory.create(HelloCommand);
33 await app.run(process.argv);
34}
35
36bootstrap();