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FWIW, jQuery did something like this at one point trying to make their data-
attribute parsing smart and it ended up being a bit of a mess.
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Just specify it to be a string by providing knownOpts
. Your proposed behaviour would not be desirable for me since I often use scientific notation to specify numeric values (e.g. -n 1e6
).
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@michaelficarra In this case, these are unexpected arguments.
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If unexpected were always stored as strings (maybe an option could be added to enable this) then it could be up to the end-user how they wanted to coerce or parse that string value. Which would solve both problems, I think.
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Yes, I could agree with that.
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This is how I'd do it. Create an option whereby a "reviver" method (like JSON.parse
has) can be specified for unknown values, with the default being the current behavior. Then, if I want every unknown value to be a string, the reviver method I'd specify is function(s) { return s; }
.
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I could see adding a type that preserves trailing/leading zeroes like you describe. It shoudln't be too hard to do in your app with a custom type, but you'll probably have to look at the nopt and/or npm source to see how to go about it. Doc patch welcome.
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I'm talking about unexpected arguments.
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Oh, right. Sure, patch welcome.
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(maybe an option could be added to enable this)
Please, no additional options. Just unconditionally treat unexpected values as strings.
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