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@0x-jerry/x

v2.7.2

Published

Some useful command for myself.

Downloads

69

Readme

X

Some useful command for myself.

Install

pnpm i -g @0x-jerry/x

Run task xr

xr command can auto detect tasks in package.json/scripts, deno.json/tasks, and run it. you can also append any parameters.

Example: In a node project with pnpm-lock.yaml. And package.json has a script "test": "vitest run"

xr test test/*.ts
# equals
vitest run test/*.ts

# you can also execute binary file in `node_modules/.bin` folder.
xr vite --port 4004

Example: In a deno project with deno.json or deno.jsonc. And have a task "dev": "deno run -A main.ts"

xr dev
# equals
deno run -A main.ts

Dependency Manager xn

xn command can install modules by detect the correct tool, it detects lockfile to decide which dependency manager tools should be used.

Example: install packages in a node project with pnpm-lock.yaml

xn i lodash-es
# equals
pnpm i lodash-es

xn i lodash-es -D
# equals
pnpm i lodash-es -D

# -t/--types option support install @types/xx package in one command.
xn i lodash-es --types
# equals
pnpm i lodash-es && pnpm i @types/lodash-es -D

Example: remove packages in a node project with pnpm-lock.yaml

xn rm lodash-es
# equals
pnpm uninstall lodash-es

xn rm lodash-es -D
# equals
pnpm uninstall lodash-es -D

# -t/--types option support remove @types/xx package in one command.
xn rm lodash-es --types
# equals
pnpm uninstall lodash-es @types/lodash-es

xn also support rust project.

Example: in a rust project with Cargo.toml

xn i log
# equals
cargo add log

xn rm log
# equals
cargo remove log

Command Completions

Add this code to ~/.zshrc

source <(x completions)
source <(xr completions)
source <(xn completions)