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@aibulat/installer

v0.0.15

Published

Package to perform various installation automations

Downloads

53

Readme

Overview

Package to perform various installation automations. Created by using:

  • typescript
  • google zx

Install

  • Create a stub npm project
  • Install the tool there
  • Use via npx. Or via sudo npx
  • Also make sure to have zx
sudo npm i -g zx

mkdir tools
cd tools
npm init -y

npm i @aibulat/installer

Uninstall

# just remove the folder where you have run npm init previosly
# for example:
rm -rf tools

Update

cd tools # navigate to folder you have created
npm outdated
npm info    @aibulat/installer
npm install @aibulat/installer@latest
cat package-lock.json

Use

  • navigate to the folder with npm project, you have created
  • run commands via npx or sudo npx
npx c-vim     # configure vim, make it nicer
npx gen-pw    # generate random password

On Ubuntu Linux, you can use mysql installer:

# install mysql, set random root password
# create database appdb
# create users: appro, apprw
# with read-only and read-write access to database
# create 3 .env files with db access params:
# root.env, appro.env, apprw.env

sudo npx i-ubuntu-mysql appdb