That’s highly subjective I’m afraid.

“Take entries of envvars, turn that into k=v, join that by a space, make dim $, previous that, and args, log that”.

Personally I have no clue what’s going on at first glance with all these %%% “thats”. It’s meant to be declarative, but reads imperatively instead.

  console.log(chalk.dim(
    '$',
    ...Object.keys(envars)
      .map(k => `${k}=${envars[k]}`),
    'node',
    ...args,
  ))