CLI TODOs consumer tool

Summary: This is a review submission for a CLI tool built as part of a code exercise, to consume the first 'n' even or odd numbered TODOs from a pre-determined resource URL and output the title and whether it is completed or not.

The TL;DR

• This CLI tool has been built as a Node.js CLI application.
• The command supports two options to configure both the number of TODOs that get consumed and whether to read even or odd numbered TODOs.
• 100% code coverage!! Yes, really!
• A simple Dockerfile is included so the tool can be run in a container.

Running the tests

You can run the unit tests using the following commands (note that you'll need to have Node.js >= v20 installed on your local machine):

npm install
npm test

# run this command to get code coverage
npm run coverage

Running the Tool via Docker

This is the recommended way to quickly get up and running so you can test out the tool. First make sure you have Docker and git installed on your host machine. Then do the following:

1. Clone the repository to your local environment.

2. Navigate to the project's root directory, then build the image:

   cd path/to/project
   docker build -t cli-todos-container .

3. Run the CLI tool in your container:

   docker run cli-todos-container

4. You can pass options to configure the number of TODOs to consume and whether to consume even or odd numbered TODOs, like so:

   docker run cli-todos-container --count 5 --selection odd

Pass any of the supported CLI options to the container

You can pass any supported options for the CLI tool as arguments to the container and they will be passed along to the tool. Example:

docker run cli-todos-container --help

Usage: todos-consumer [options]

Consume the first 'n' even or odd numbered TODOs from a pre-determined resource
URL and output the title and whether it is completed or not.

Options:
  -V, --version                 output the version number
  -c, --count <count>           The number of TODOs to consume. Must be >= 1.
                                (default: 20)
  -s, --selection <even | odd>  The selection of TODOs to consume, if even or
                                odd numbered. (default: "even")
  -h, --help                    display help for command