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Suite.js supports command line arguments, which are variables and switches that you can specify when you start Suite.js from the command line.
You can access the command line arguments from your script via the info object's "arguments" property, which is an array of the arguments. Note that the first array element is always the path to the script, and that any additional arguments are returned verbatim (i.e. exactly as they were specified on the command line).
In this example, Suite.js was run as follows.
./suitejs ../examples/arguments.js x=ABC y=123 z=3 -i -x
Here is the sample output.
Argument 1: ../examples/arguments.js Argument 2: x=ABC Argument 3: y=123 Argument 4: z=3 Argument 5: -i Argument 6: -x
In this example, to get the value for named arguments, you would want to identify them in the array, and then split them on the equals sign.
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