An option starting with 'h' causes confusing help output

[ChrisMondok]

My app has a config option called 'host'. When you run the program with "-h", the help is printed, which is not unexpected.

However, the following output is

const args = require('args')
  .option('interval', 'How often (in seconds) to ping the device', 30, s => 1000 * s)
  .option('delay', 'How long (in seconds) the device must be gone before reporting no presence', 15 * 60, s => 1000 * s)
  .parse(process.argv)

Note that there are two '-h' options.

[leo]

The -h flag is used by default in most of the node CLIs. Therefore I highly recommend using a different short version for your "host" flag like this:

.option(['w', 'host'], 'The hostname')

[ChrisMondok]

Sorry, I just noticed that I put the code (and the wrong code at that) where the output should be. The output shows two "-h" options.

Obviously I want users to be able to get help. I also want them to set host names. As far as I'm concerned, whichever one the library decides would be fine, but the help output shouldn't imply it does both.

[ChrisMondok]

It looks like #37 is the same issue.