fix: cleanup bin

[lukekarrys]

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[wraithgar]

What makes this unused? Isn't this a breaking change?

[lukekarrys]

Unused is the wrong word. It's just not useful. It has a hardcoded list of options and the only user input is process.argv. It looks like it was created to test nopt via the CLI, but was never for user consumption.

So technically it is a breaking change, but I'd rather leave it in than release a major for something that no on is using.

For example here's output when running it via npx:

❯ npx nopt --x=1 -nb --help
parsed {
  x: '1',
  bool: false,
  help: true,
  argv: {
    remain: [],
    cooked: [ '--x', '1', '--no-bool', '--help' ],
    original: [ '--x=1', '-nb', '--help' ]
  }
}

nopt cli tester

types
{
  num: 'Number',
  bool: 'Boolean',
  help: 'Boolean',
  list: 'Array',
  'num-list': [ 'Number', 'Array' ],
  'str-list': [ 'String', 'Array' ],
  'bool-list': [ 'Boolean', 'Array' ],
  str: 'String',
  clear: 'Boolean',
  config: 'Boolean',
  length: 'Number',
  file: undefined
}

shorthands
{
  s: [ '--str', 'astring' ],
  b: [ '--bool' ],
  nb: [ '--no-bool' ],
  tft: [ '--bool-list', '--no-bool-list', '--bool-list', 'true' ],
  '?': [ '--help' ],
  h: [ '--help' ],
  H: [ '--help' ],
  n: [ '--num', '125' ],
  c: [ '--config' ],
  l: [ '--length' ],
  f: [ '--file' ],
  ___singles: {
    s: true,
    b: true,
    '?': true,
    h: true,
    H: true,
    n: true,
    c: true,
    l: true,
    f: true
  }
}

[lukekarrys]

@wraithgar changed this to simplify the bin script and remove the nopt tester logging portion of it.