replace nomnom with commander #367
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It would be nice to see this merged, in order to avoid warnings! |
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Hey, sorry to be annoying, and it seems like this project might be unmaintained anyway, but is this part necessary to use commander instead? Just curious, I was trying to find the nomnom dependency in CoffeeScript and found this PR which I really appreciate and trying to understand if this affects how jison needs to be installed is all.
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Installation steps doesn't work anymore because
nomnomis apparently deprecated and no longer maintained. They suggest usingcommanderin their README. This PR updates the files required to make it work again.