How to use the @oclif/parser.flagUsages function in @oclif/parser
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if (!_.isEmpty(command.args)) {
result.push('### Arguments');
for (const arg of command.args!) {
result.push(`#### ${arg.name.toUpperCase()}`, arg.description || '');
}
}
if (!_.isEmpty(command.flags)) {
result.push('### Options');
for (const [name, flag] of Object.entries(command.flags!)) {
if (name === 'help') {
continue;
}
flag.name = name;
const flagUsage = flagUsages([flag])
.map(([usage, _description]) => usage)
.join()
.trim();
result.push(`#### ${flagUsage}`);
result.push(flag.description || '');
}
}
return result;
}
