This is a quick and dirty note about parsing command line arguments in Dart. If you are familiar with C programming, you should already know the getopt function, or if you are doing a bit of shell scripting, the getopt command. In Dart, the main package to do that is called args and it is maintained by the Dart team. The API documentation is containing examples and the descriptions of the difference classes to use. The source code is available on dart-lang/core repository at Github. Another package called capp is regrouping a lot of feature in one single module, including interactive console. We will not talk about this one today.
$ dart create arg_parse
Creating arg_parse using template console...
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analysis_options.yaml
