How to use the args.docker function in args
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matthewmueller / coderunner / lib / run / index.js View on Github 
var spawn = require('child_process').spawn;
var exec = require('child_process').exec;
var ms = require('ms');
var args = require('args');
/**
* Path to cid files
*/
var cids = join(__dirname, '/../../cids');
/**
* No docker
*/
var docker = (false === args.docker) ? false : true;
/**
* Export `Run`
*/
module.exports = Run;
/**
* Initialize `Run`
*/
function Run(obj, io) {
if (!(this instanceof Run)) return new Run(obj, this);
this.io = io;
var self = this;
var pending = 2;/**
* Module dependencies
*/
var debug = require('debug')('coderunner:install');
var exec = require('child_process').exec;
var request = require('superagent');
var conf = require('conf');
var project = conf.project;
var args = require('args');
/**
* Use docker?
*/
var docker = (false === args.docker) ? false : true;
/**
* Export `Install`
*/
exports = module.exports = Install;
/**
* Initialize `Install`
*/
function Install(dep, io) {
if (!(this instanceof Install)) return new Install(dep, this);
this.io = io;
var action = (docker) ? 'install' : 'local';
this[action](dep);
