This lib get beginning of express to create a cli. It's a simple way to create a cli.
This is a Node.js module available through the npm registry.
Use npm:
$ npm install cowmand
Use yarn:
$ yarn add cowmand
Using middleware in global, but with rules to notIn ["login"].
import Cowmand from 'cowmand';
import { GuardLogin } from './guardLogin';
import { LoginController } from './loginController';
import { MeController } from './meController';
const program = Cowmand();
program.use({ notIn: ['login'] }, GuardLogin);
program.use('login', LoginController);
program.use('me', MeController);
program.start();Using middleware before command handle:
import Cowmand from 'cowmand';
import { GuardLogin } from './guardLogin';
import { LoginController } from './loginController';
import { MeController } from './meController';
const program = Cowmand();
program.use('login', LoginController);
program.use('me', GuardLogin, MeController);
program.start();You can also use the Router to organize your commands in different files.
routes/index.ts
import { Router } from "cowmand";
import { LoginController } from "./../loginController";
import { Dash } from "./dash.routes";
const Route = Router();
Route.use('login', LoginController);
Route.use('dash', Dash)
export { Route }routes/dash.routes.ts
import { Router } from "cowmand";
import { MeController } from "./../meController";
const Dash = Router();
Dash.use('me', MeController);
export { Dash }And in your main file index.ts:
import Cowmand from 'cowmand';
import { GuardLogin } from './guardLogin';
import { Route } from './routes';
const program = Cowmand();
program.use({ notIn: ['login'] }, GuardLogin);
program.use(Route);
program.start();Terminal Docs
- Commander Routes - Similar with Router of express, for use commands in other file.
- Validate errors Layers
- Terminal - Add table console
- Terminal - Add question on terminal
- Terminal - Add option to hide a password
This project is under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more details.
