Nscript REPL and CLI arguments

nscript CLI arguments

The following arguments can be passed to the nscript script.

• nscript: starts an nscript REPL, this is very useful for testing. (It is very similar to running node). All shell operations will be directly available on the command line.
• nscript [filename] will execut the specified script at filename and quite.
• -h or --help will print the help.
• -V or --version will print the currently installed version of nscript
• -v or --verbose will explain in great detail which command nscript is executing during a script run. Similar to callling shell.verbose(true) inside the script.
• -C [path] or --chdir [path] will change the working directory of the script before starting. Similar to call shell.cd("path") inside the script.
• --touch [path] create a new nscript file at the specified location and make it executable
• -x <path> make sure the nscript file at the specified location is executable. On unix, chmod +x will be used, in windows a similarly named .bat file will be created.
• --local in combination with --touch or -x; do not use global nscript, but the one provided in the embedding npm package