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## tell-me-how-many
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### Instructions
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Your very favorite person's birthday is coming soon. So you've decided to
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organise a very special party 🥳🪅🎤
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Invitations has been sent for a while...
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Good news: answers are back! Psst: Sorry buddy, we didn't count it, you've been
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too generous. But we saved every one of them as a file in a special directory for
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you. Have fun!
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Create a `tell-me-how-many.mjs` script that:
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- Take a relative or absolute directory path as argument from the command line.
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- Read this directory path.
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- Get the number of entries in this directory.
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- Print the result in console.
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If there is no argument passed, the script must execute itself in the current
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directory
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### Notions
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- [Node file system: `readdir`](https://nodejs.org/api/fs.html#fs_fspromises_readdir_path_options)
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### Provided files
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Download [`guests.zip`](../guests.zip)
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to have at your disposal the `guests` directory containing the files to count in
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your script. You must save it in your `tell-me-how-many` exercise directory to test
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your script on it.
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