: It ensures users provide the correct arguments before executing your logic.
const sade = require('sade'); const prog = sade('my-cli'); prog .version('1.0.0') .command('greet ') // Feature: Greeting a user .describe('A feature that welcomes the user') .option('-v, --verbose', 'Provide extra output', false) .action((name, opts) => { if (opts.verbose) console.log('Preparing a warm welcome...'); console.log(`Hello, ${name}!`); }); prog.parse(process.argv); Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard 2. Handle Arguments and Options A well-developed feature requires flexible inputs. sade -2000-
I'm guessing you meant to ask about her album "Lovers Rock", which was released in 2000. : It ensures users provide the correct arguments
Gone were the dominant saxophone lines of Stuart Matthewman (though he was still present). Gone was the dense, reverb-drenched production of the 80s. In its place was a stark, almost skeletal arrangement. A gentle, wobbling keyboard melody reminiscent of a music box. A soft, brushed snare drum. And above it all, Sade’s voice—lower, warmer, more weathered, yet impossibly tender. Gone was the dense, reverb-drenched production of the 80s
Released in November 2000, this was the band's first studio album in eight years and is considered a masterpiece of "unhurried, measured" sound.