This is a simple module that abstracts away the difference between taking command-line arguments and reading data from the pipe. Her's an example:
var proc = require('proc-args');
proc(function(arg){
doneSomethingWith(arg);
});
In the above example arg
could either be an argument passed to tyour program from the command line or data piped in from stdin. So if your program is foo
then this command foo myfile.js
and echo myfile.js | foo
can be treated the same.
Additionally proc-args wraps Commander.js, adding the ability to use it in this way. For example:
var program = require('proc-args').program;
program
.version('0.0.1')
.parse(process.argv);
program.process(function(arg){
Got the arg!
});