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@auturge/expect-cwd

v0.1.1

Published

Terminates the process if the user is acting from the wrong working directory.

Downloads

7

Readme

auturge/expect-cwd

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Getting Started

@auturge/expect-cwd is available as source code from GitHub, or as a package on npm.

Install it using the follow terminal command:

$ npm install @auturge/expect-cwd

Using expect-cwd

Place the command in your npm script. For example:

{
    "scripts": {
        "prepublishOnly": "expect-cwd ./dist"
    }
}

In this example, if I try to run npm publish from the project root, expect-cwd will tell me to change to the ./dist folder, and then terminate the process.

NOTE: This does NOT make node aware of your scripts from different folders.

That is, if you put expect-cwd in a package.json script, you'll need to either be able to run that command from the target folder natively, or you'll need a package.json in the target folder.


Contributing and Internal Documentation

The auturge family welcomes any contributor, small or big. We are happy to elaborate, guide you through the source code and find issues you might want to work on! To get started have a look at our documentation on contributing.


License

Distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE for more information.