Add ability to specify a default subcommand
See original GitHub issueJust like now
running now deploy
by default, we could add the ability to specify a default subcommand.
Maybe like this:
.defaultCommand('deploy', 'Deploy')
or
.command('deploy', 'Deploy', { defaultCommand: true }
or via the options
in .parse(process.argv, { defaultCommand: 'deploy' }
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@jcurtis
args.sub
returns an array of all subcommands fromprocess.argv
. e.g.Does that help?
The default command should be the code contained within the main binary. If you need an alias for that, simply define a new command and make it load the main binary.
You can define it in the
init
function here.