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@alexzzz/npms

v0.2.0

Published

a CLI tool to manage npm scripts

Downloads

52

Readme

NPMS(cripts)

a CLI shows your project npm scripts

Installation

pnpm install @alexzzz/npms

Usage

# in your package root
npms

List all scripts

then, you could see these things on your terminal:

usage

We support recursively get package.json scripts.

You can press <arrow-left> and <arrow-right> to switch packages.

Execute scripts (WIP)

  • Press <arrow-up> and <arrow-down> to select a script.
  • Press <enter> to execute the script.

usage

Now you can only execute it, but actually, the behavior is a little weird.

So this feature is still under in development.

Known Issues

  • [ ] if packages too many, packages'tab will squeeze it together
  • [ ] if scripts too many, scripts container could not scroll

These behaviors are caused by TEMir, and i maybe will make pr then.

Next Step

  • [ ] fix known issues
  • [ ] support config
  • [ ] show cli help command

License

MIT, alexzhang1030

Reference