npm run start -- --username=your_username
help
help will give you the following list of commands
| command | example |
|---|---|
| add - create file | add trturh.txt |
| rn - rename file | rn "C:\Users\User\test test\ttt.txt" qqq1.js |
| cp - copy file | cp "C:\Users\User\test test\qqq1.js" "C:\Users\User\test\qqq2.js" |
| mv - copy and delete | mv "C:\Users\User\test test\qqq1.js" "C:\Users\User\test\qqq2.js" |
| rm - delete | rm C:\Users\User\test test\qqq1.js |
| cat - read and print | cat C:\Users\User\test\qqq2.js |
| compress - Brotli | compress "C:\Users\User\test\qqq2.js" "C:\Users\User\test\qqq2" |
| decompress - Brotli | decompress "C:\Users\User\test\qqq2" "C:\Users\User\test\qqq2.js" |
| hash - Calculate hash | hash C:\Users\User\test\qqq2.js |
| cd - go from current directory | cd MyFoldername |
| ls - list files | ls |
| up - go up from directory | up |
| os commands: |
|---|
| os --EOL - Get EOL (default system End-Of-Line) |
| os --cpus - Get host machine CPUs info (overall amount of CPUS plus model and clock rate (in GHz) for each of them) |
| os --homedir - Get home directory |
| os --username - Get current system user name |
| os --architecture - Get CPU architecture for which Node.js binary has compiled |