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@artdeco/npm-s

v1.0.1

Published

Run NPM commands in series.

Downloads

4

Readme

@artdeco/npm-s

npm version

@artdeco/npm-s Runs NPM commands in series.

yarn add @artdeco/npm-s

Table Of Contents

API

The package is available by importing its default function:

import npmS from '@artdeco/npm-s'

async npmS(  config: !Config,): !Array

Run Multiple NPM Commands In Series.

  • config* !Config: The config.

Config: Options for the program.

| Name | Type | Description | | ------------ | ----------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | scripts* | !Array<string> | The scripts to execute. | | args | !Array<string> | Any additional arguments, e.g., [--scripts-prepend-node-path]. |

ScriptResult: The result of a script.

| Name | Type | Description | | ----------- | --------------- | -------------------------- | | code* | number | The exit code. | | stdout* | string | The stdout of the program. | | stderr* | string | The stderr of the program. |

import npmS from '@artdeco/npm-s'

(async () => {
  const res = await npmS({
    scripts: ['pass'],
    args: ['--scripts-prepend-node-path'],
  })
  console.log(res)
})()
> @artdeco/[email protected] pass /Users/anton/adc/npm-s
> node test/fixture/pass

this file is fine
[ { code: 0,
    stdout:
     '\n> @artdeco/[email protected] pass /Users/anton/adc/npm-s\n> node test/fixture/pass\n\nthis file is fine\n',
    stderr: '' } ]

CLI

The package can also be used from the CLI.

Run Multiple Yarn Commands In Series.

  yarn-s script[,script,...]

	scripts      	The scripts to execute in series.
	--help, -h   	Print the help information and exit.
	--version, -v	Show the version's number and exit.

  Example:

    yarn-s script-1 script-2

The program will exit with status code 1 if one of the scripts exited with non-zero code.

process.stdout.write('this file is fine\n')
process.stdout.write('hello wor')
process.exit(1)

yarn-s pass fail

> @artdeco/[email protected] pass /Users/anton/adc/npm-s
> node test/fixture/pass

this file is fine

> @artdeco/[email protected] fail /Users/anton/adc/npm-s
> node test/fixture/fail

hello worCommand "fail" existed with code 1

Copyright & License

GNU Affero General Public License v3.0