How to use the @graphql-codegen/cli.setCommandOptions function in @graphql-codegen/cli
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Urigo / graphql-cli / packages / commands / codegen / src / index.ts View on Github 
async init({ program, loadGraphQLConfig, reportError }) {
const commandInstance = program.command('codegen');
// Let codegen manage our command instance with its own options
setCommandOptions(commandInstance)
.action(async cliFlags => {
try {
// Load root GraphQL Config not Project Config because Codegen will update it by looking at `project` param
const graphqlConfig = await loadGraphQLConfig({
extensions: [CodegenExtension]
});
// Create Codegen Context with our loaded GraphQL Config
const codegenContext = new CodegenContext({
graphqlConfig,
});
// This will update Codegen Context with the options provided in CLI arguments
updateContextWithCliFlags(codegenContext, cliFlags);
await generate(codegenContext);
} catch (e) {
reportError(e);
}@graphql-codegen/cli
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