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resolve/normalize a filepath using the cwd as the basepath if relative

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cli-path-resolve

resolve/normalize a filepath using the cwd as the basepath if relative

installation

$ npm install cli-path-resolve

usage

If an argument is passed to your cli script that points to the file system, it can be absolute or relative.

If it's relative - this module will use the current working directory (process.cwd) as the basedir.

globalscript.js

var args = require('minimist').parse(process.argv, {
    alias:{
    f:'filepath'
  }
})
var resolve = require('cli-path-resolve')
var filepath = resolve(args.filepath)

// filepath is now normalized and absolute
console.log(filepath)

If we have installed globalscript.js globally - we can run it from anywhere.

$ cd /home/myfolder
$ globalscript.js --filepath imgs/balloons.jpg
/home/myfolder/imgs/balloons.jpg

api

var resolved = resolve(path)

Will return path if it is absolute or will resolve it against process.cwd if its relative.

license

MIT