Executing a Function When a Node.js Script is Run Directly from the Command Line To ensure a function is executed when a script is run directly from the command line in Node.js, you can use the `require.main === module` pattern. Below is a generic example: ```javascript // Define the function to be executed function myFunction() { console.log("Function executed!"); } // Export the function for use as a module module.exports = myFunction; // Check if the script is run directly from the command line if (require.main === module) { // Execute the function myFunction(); } ``` \- `myFunction` is defined and then exported for use in other modules. \- The condition `if (require.main === module)` checks if the current script is the main module (i.e., it was run directly from the command line). \- If the condition is true, `myFunction` is executed. - [auto-commit/main.js at main · gisderdube/auto-commit](https://github.com/gisderdube/auto-commit/blob/main/main.js)