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Namespace
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Standard library namespace.
bash
npm install @stdlib/namespace
javascript
var namespace = require( '@stdlib/namespace' );
#### namespace()
Returns the standard library namespace.
javascript
var ns = namespace();
// returns [ {...}, {...}, ... ]
javascript
var namespace = require( '@stdlib/namespace' );
var ns = namespace();
// returns [ {...}, {...}, ... ]
bash
npm install -g @stdlib/namespace-cli
text
Usage: stdlib-namespace [options]
Options:
-h, --help Print this message.
-V, --version Print the package version.
--fields f1,f2,... Print fields as CSV.
object will contain the following fields: alias, path, type, and related. If a namespace element's value can be serialized as [JSON][json], the object will contain the element value. Otherwise, the value field will be missing.
- To output data as comma-separated values ([CSV][csv]), specify the desired fields. Supported fields include: alias, path, type, and related. The first line is a header line, and all values are enclosed in double quotes "...".
bash
$ stdlib-namespace
{...}
{...}
{...}
...
To output data as [CSV][csv],
bash
$ stdlib-namespace --fields alias,type
"alias","type"
"AFINN_111","Function"
"AFINN_96","Function"
"any","Function"
"anyBy","Function"
...
