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@hnp/package-scripts

v1.0.12

Published

Package Maintenance Scripts

Downloads

4

Readme

@hnp/package-scripts

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Package Maintenance Scripts


Table of contents

Installation

npm install @hnp/package-scripts --save-dev

Usage

This tool is meant to be used as part of the npm package scripts in your package.json.

compile

Updates the project files.

  • Normalizes package.json.

    • Uses normalize-package-data for basic normalization.
    • Ensures the git-remote matches the git.url field.
    • Sets the git.url as the SSH version. Usefull on CI and Deployments
    • Formats the author field as the single line form. name <email> (homepage)
    • Updates the contributors field using the git history and the GitHub API
    • Ensures a valid licence field.
    • Cleans the results of empty fields and saves a new package.json
  • Updates the README.md Trying its best to make it standard-readme compilant

    • Matches the Title to the package name
    • Matches the description to the package description
    • Updates ## Table of contents.
    • Updates ## Installation.
      • If the package.json field private is true it will be git clone && npm install
      • If the package.json field preferGlobal is true it will be npm install -g
      • If the package.json field preferDev is true it will be npm install -D
      • If none of those rules matches it will be npm install --save
    • Updates ## Usage by executing the contents of example.js or examples/index.js as a code block.
      • \\ Comments are converted to paragraphs
      • console.log() statements are replaced by what the console prints.
    • Updates ## Maintainers using the AUTHORS file.
    • Links ## Changelog to the CHANGELOG.md file.
    • Links ## Licence to the LICENCE file.
    • Scans the resulting document and creates links to repositories, pull requests, issues etc.
  • Updates the AUTHORS file.

  • Updates the LICENCE file using @hnp/license-generator

  • Updates the TODO.md file using leasot

    • Opt out by using the --no-todos flag.
    • Uses the closest .gitignore to figure it out which files scan fot TODOs
  • Stages the changed files. Making it useful as a pre-commit hook

todos

If the tool is already going to install leasot at least should expose it.

  • Uses the closest .gitignore to figure it out which files scan for TODOs

version

A thin wrapper over standard-version for convenience.

  • It will run package-scripts compile as a post-version-bump hook to keep everything up to date. You can override this hook with --post-bump=${yourcommand}
  • If no CHANGELOG.md file is found, it will create one as a first-release without bumping the version.

Changelog

Find the CHANGELOG here, generated using Conventional Commits.

License

MIT © Jorge Proaño