subcommands

This is yet another combinator, which takes a couple of commands and produce a new command that the first argument will choose between them.

Config

• name (required): A name for the container
• version: The container version
• cmds: An object where the keys are the names of the subcommands to use, and the values are command instances. You can also provide subcommands instances to nest a nested subcommand!

Usage

import { command, subcommands, run } from 'cmd-ts';

const cmd1 = command({
  /* ... */
});
const cmd2 = command({
  /* ... */
});

const subcmd1 = subcommands({
  name: 'my subcmd1',
  cmds: { cmd1, cmd2 },
});

const nestingSubcommands = subcommands({
  name: 'nesting subcommands',
  cmds: { subcmd1 },
});

run(nestingSubcommands, process.argv.slice(2));