access options directly via key #1110
Description
I created a new Typescript project for a little CLI. I want to create multiple commands, so on startup I pass the program object to those commands via loop
app.ts
const commands: Command[] = [new AddCommand()];
async function bootstrap() {
const program: Program = new Program();
program.version(version);
for (let i = 0; i < commands.length; i++) {
commands[i].load(program);
}
program.parse(process.argv);
}
bootstrap();Each command implements a helper interface
command.ts
export interface Command {
load(program: Program): void;
}Finally I have a command that should access an option by key. This option determines if the code should use the current working Directory
export class AddCommand implements Command {
load(program: Program): void {
program
.command(`add [directory]`)
.alias('a')
.option('-c, --current', 'Use the current working directory')
.action(async (directory: string, options: any) => {
console.log(program.c); // undefined
console.log(program.current); // undefined
console.log(options.c); // undefined
console.log(options.current); // undefined
console.log(program.options.c); // undefined
console.log(program.options.current); // undefined
console.log(options.parent.args[0]); // ./src
console.log(process.argv[3]); // ./src
});
}
}As you can see I have to access the options via array index. How can I access the current option directly?
What I call in the terminal:
npm run dev a ./src -c
I created a minimal repository for reproduction
https://github.com/goodmanpersonguy/commander-cli
Thanks in advance