Node frameworks for command line apps?

Question

I'm trying to find a pretty simple framework that I use to organise the 'architecture' of a nodejs command line app.

I've found this site: http://nodeframework.com/ but it seems to be focused around web or network frameworks so am hoping someone could point me to something more suitable.

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Answer 1

Check out Vorpal and Commander.js.

There are lots of interesting projects for building CLIs. I'll list some of them below:

• Vorpal
• Commander.js
• Caporal
• Seeli ( C. L. I. )
• Oclif

Bullpen

I maintain Gluegun, which supports TypeScript and plugins out of the box. github.com/infinitered/gluegun – Triplet

Answer 2

I have developed a new framework for command-line applications.

Clirio | npm

This framework adheres to SOLID principles and is built using TypeScript. I designed it with inspiration from Angular and NestJS but in a simplified version.

Please take a look. I invested a lot of time and effort into this implementation

Additionally, I have created a ready-made starter kit for application development.

I invite everyone to join and contribute to the project :)

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