How to use the args.options function in args
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harrison-ifeanyichukwu / rollup-all / bin / index.js View on Github 
#!/usr/bin/env node
const args = require('args');
args.options([
{
name: 'dir',
description: 'defines the directory to locate the cjs build output',
defaultValue: '../build'
}
]);
const flags = args.parse(process.argv);
const getEntryPath = require('@forensic-js/node-utils').getEntryPath;
const loadFile = require(`${flags.dir}/modules/utils`).loadFile;
const Bundler = require(`${flags.dir}/modules/Bundler`).Bundler;
const entryPath = getEntryPath();
const options = loadFile(entryPath, 'rollup.config.js');
const bunder = new Bundler(options);
