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The current commandline options are
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-v / --version         Print out a version string and exit

-h / --help            This message

--repl / [no args]     Sibilant interactive command prompt

--eval [optional STRING] / -e [optional STRING]
                       Evaluate STRING if provided, otherwise evaluate STDIN.
                       This is the same as -x -i [optional STRING]

--execute / -x         This is a flag. Execute input files in order supplied.

--output DIR / -o DIR  Output input files to this dir, replacing .sibilant with .js.

--input [optional STRING / -i [optional STRING]
                       Interpret optional string as sibilant code.  If the execute
                       flag is set, execute this code.  If STRING is not provided,
                       read STDIN.

--file FILE / -f FILE / FILE
                       Add this file to the input files. If the execute flag is
                       set, input files will be executed.  If an output dir is
                       specified, each file will be written to that dir.
                       Otherwise, each file will be written to STDOUT.


To pass arguments to an executed file, append them after a \"--\", as follows
$ sibilant -x myfile.sibilant -- --arg-for-my-program=stuff

myfile.sibilant will see process.argv as
[ 'sibilant', 'myfile.sibilant', '--arg-for-my-program=stuff' ]

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Examples

to compile sibilant
$ git clone git://github.com/jbr/sibilant.git
$ npm link .
$ sibilant src/*.sibilant -o lib
$ sibilant -x test/test.sibilant # you're now running a sibilant you just compiled.

to compile one file to stdout
$ sibilant test/test.sibilant

to compile a file to a directory
$ sibilant test/test.sibilant -o . # put test.js here
or
$ sibilant --file test/test.sibilant --output .

to run a file
$ sibilant -x test/test.sibilant

to enter the repl
$ sibilant
or
$ sibilant --repl

to see how something will translate to js,
$ sibilant -i "(console.log (+ 2 2))"
console.log((2 + 2));

to execute a quick snippet,
$ sibilant -e "(console.log (+ 2 2))" # this is the same as -x -i
4

to translate STDIN,
$ echo "(console.log 'hello 'world)" | sibilant -i
console.log("hello", "world");

to execute sibilant code on STDIN,
$ echo "console.log 'hello 'world)" | sibilant -e # or sibilant -x -i
hello world