How to use the meow.flags function in meow
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#!/usr/bin/env node
const args = require('meow')(`
Usage
$ spark-wallet [options]
Options
-l, --ln-path #!/usr/bin/env node
const args = require('meow')(`
Usage
$ paypercall [options]
Options
-c, --charge-url lightning charge server url [default: http://localhost:9112]
-t, --charge-token lightning charge access token [required]
-u, --upstream-url the upstream server to reverse proxy [required]
-r, --rates-path #!/usr/bin/env node
const args = require('meow')(`
Usage
$ btc-rpc-explorer [options]
Options
-p, --port port to bind http server [default: 3002]
-i, --host host to bind http server [default: 127.0.0.1]
-a, --basic-auth-password <..> protect web interface with a password [default: no password]
-C, --coin crypto-coin to enable [default: BTC]
-b, --bitcoind-uri connection URI for bitcoind rpc (overrides the options below)
-H, --bitcoind-host hostname for bitcoind rpc [default: 127.0.0.1]
-P, --bitcoind-port port for bitcoind rpc [default: 8332]
-c, --bitcoind-cookie #!/usr/bin/env node
const args = require('meow')(`
Usage
$ nanopos [options]
Options
-c, --charge-url lightning charge server url [default: http://localhost:9112]
-t, --charge-token lightning charge access token [required]
-y, --items-path 
