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@rodbe/nsl

v1.14.0

Published

List, fuzzy search and run scripts from any type of project

Downloads

60

Readme

NSL ⚡️ - Node Script List

List, fuzzy search and run scripts from any type of project

Easy and fast way to run npm scripts 🚀

Install ⚙️

npm i -g @rodbe/nsl

if you have a permission error, try to install with administrator privileges

Usage 🏎️

Just run the command and search for the script you want to run.

nsl

nsl

Arguments

| Argument | Alias | Description | Comment | |-----------|-------|---------------------------------|------------------------------------------| | --all | -a | list all scripts | by default lifecycle scripts are ignored | | --info | -i | get all info tech for debugging | | | --version | -v | get current version | |

Configuration file

You can configure NSL via (in order of precedence):

  • A .nslrc file written in JSON
  • A .nslrc.json file
  • A .nslrc.js file written in ES module that exports an object using export default
  • A .nslrc.cjs file written in CommonJS module that exports an object using module.exports

Options

The options you can use in the configuration file.

| Option | Type | Description | |---------------|----------|-------------------| | ignoreScripts | string[] | scripts to ignore |

Basic configuration

JSON: .nslrc o .nslrc.json file

{
  "ignoreScripts": [
    "any-script-name-to-ignore",
    "other-script-name-to-ignore",
    "another-script-name-to-ignore"
  ]
}

JS (ES Modules): .nslrc.js file

export default {
  ignoreScripts: [
    'any-script-name-to-ignore',
    'other-script-name-to-ignore',
    'another-script-name-to-ignore',
  ],
};

CJS (CommonJS): .nslrc.cjs file

module.exports = {
  ignoreScripts: [
    'any-script-name-to-ignore',
    'other-script-name-to-ignore',
    'another-script-name-to-ignore',
  ],
};

Contributors are welcome 👋

License

MIT