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It would be cool if we could use ES6 shorthand object syntax instead of pure JSON for the template string.
Example: fony -t '{ name, age, address }' should expand the template to { "name": "name", "age": "age", "address": "address" }
fony -t '{ name, age, address }'
{ "name": "name", "age": "age", "address": "address" }
And you could still do: fony -t '{ name, age, location: address }' which would expand to { "name": "name", "age": "age", "location": "address" }
fony -t '{ name, age, location: address }'
{ "name": "name", "age": "age", "location": "address" }
This would require using something a bit more involved than JSON.parse though -- perhaps esprima or acorn.
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It would be cool if we could use ES6 shorthand object syntax instead of pure JSON for the template string.
Example:
fony -t '{ name, age, address }'should expand the template to{ "name": "name", "age": "age", "address": "address" }And you could still do:
fony -t '{ name, age, location: address }'which would expand to{ "name": "name", "age": "age", "location": "address" }This would require using something a bit more involved than JSON.parse though -- perhaps esprima or acorn.
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