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@packit/tldr

v0.3.2

Published

Easily manage TL;DR pages for your project

Downloads

10

Readme

TL;DR

Easily create and manage TL;DR pages to help users find their way around your project. These pages are designed to supplement, not replace, richer documentation, and should act as a quick reference manual for common tasks.

See an example here.

Installation

yarn add --dev @packit/tldr       # yarn users
npm install --dev @packit/tldr    # npm users

# create your first TL;DR document:
npx tldr init!

Additionally, you can optionally create {{topic}}.md files in docs/tldr.

These topics can be displayed by running npx tldr {{topic}}. See usage for more.

Usage

yarn users can replace npx with yarn, if desired.

npx tldr              # display the content of tldr.md
npx tldr {{topic}}    # display topic from ./docs/tldr/{{topic}}.md

# display multiple topics:
npx tldr {{topic1}} {{topic2}} {{topic3}}

# display all topics:
npx tldr "*"

# display topics matching pattern:
npx tldr "build*"

# display TL;DR page for an external package:
npx tldr jest?        # reads from node_modules

# search all topics:
npx tldr "*" | grep "pattern" -A 1 -B 1

Meta Commands

All meta commands are suffixed with !.

npx tldr init!   # initialize a TLDR.md file for your project
npx tldr list!   # list available topics (found in docs/tldr)

Options

npx tldr --root /some/path/here    # run tldr in another directory

Prior Art

Inspired by https://tldr.sh