/esm/cli.js | ayonli_jsext@v0.9.72

A JavaScript extension package for building strong and modern applications.

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import * as ayonliJsext from "https://deno.land/x/ayonli_jsext@v0.9.72/esm/cli.js";

Variables

v args	The command-line arguments passed to the program.
v ControlKeys
v ControlSequences
v FunctionKeys
v isTsRuntime deprecated
v isTTY	Whether the standard IO is a text terminal.
v NavigationKeys
v platform deprecated

Functions

f charWidth	Returns the width of a single character.
f edit	Opens the given file in a text editor.
f getWindowSize	Returns the current size of the application window.
f isTypingInput	Returns `true` if the given data is a typing input. That is, it is not a control key, navigation key, or function key.
f isWSL	Checks if the program is running in Windows Subsystem for Linux.
f lockStdin	Requests the standard input to be used only by the given task until it is completed.
f moveLeftBy	Moves the cursor to the left base on the width of the given string.
f moveRightBy	Moves the cursor to the right base on the width of the given string.
f parseArgs	Parses the given CLI arguments into an object.
f powershell	Executes the script inside PowerShell as if they were typed at the PowerShell command prompt.
f quote	Quotes a string to be used as a single argument to a shell command.
f readStdin	Reads a chunk of data from the standard input. This could be a single key stroke, or a multi-byte sequence for input from an IME.
f run	Executes a command in the terminal and returns the exit code and outputs.
f stringWidth	Returns the width of a string.
f sudo	Executes a command with elevated privileges using `sudo` (or UAC in Windows).
f which	Returns the path of the given command if it exists in the system, otherwise returns `null`.
f writeStdout	Writes a chunk of data to the standard output.
f writeStdoutSync	Writes a chunk of data to the standard output synchronously.