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@postxl/manager

v0.74.2

Published

> PostXL manager that helps you scaffold a project and keep static parts of your project up to date.

Downloads

264

Readme

manager

PostXL manager that helps you scaffold a project and keep static parts of your project up to date.

Installation

npm install -g @postxl/manager

Overview

# Get info about commands.
pxl help

Details

This section outlines the design decisions and common patterns that you should use when working with the PostXL manager.

pxl diff and pxl update accept an optional path argument that lets you filter which parts of the codebase should be checked for updates.

When you manually change a file generated by PostXL (either through scaffolding or generation), PostXL marks that file as detached. That means that it will no longer receive updates and won't be regenerated.

If you want to re-track a file (i.e. so that it matches the file that PostXL would've generated) you can add a --force option to pxl diff and pxl update or revert the file using pxl revert path.

Useful Links

  • https://github.com/google/zx a tool for writing better scripts - includes common utility function for js scripts