How to use the argparse.Const.ONE_OR_MORE function in argparse

}

const customActionExample = new ArgumentParser({ addHelp: false });
customActionExample.addArgument('--abc', {
    action: CustomAction1,
});
customActionExample.addArgument('--def', {
    action: CustomAction2,
});

const constExample = new ArgumentParser();
constExample.addArgument(
    ['-f', '--foo'],
    {
        help: 'foo bar',
        nargs: Const.ONE_OR_MORE
    }
);
constExample.addArgument(
    ['-b', '--bar'],
    {
        help: 'bar foo',
        nargs: Const.ZERO_OR_MORE
    }
);
constExample.addArgument(
    '--baz',
    {
        help: 'baz',
        nargs: Const.OPTIONAL
    }
);

parser.addArgument(['-o', '--output-path'], {
  action: 'store',
  required: false,
  help: 'Define output path for artifacts',
});

parser.addArgument(['-r', '--save-report'], {
  action: 'storeTrue',
  required: false,
  help: 'Save lighthouse report as html for every supplied url',
});

requiredArgs.addArgument(['-u', '--urls'], {
  action: 'store',
  required: true,
  nargs: Const.ONE_OR_MORE,
  help: 'The lighthouse badge(s) will contain the respective average score(s) of all the urls supplied, combined',
});

module.exports = {
  parser,
};