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@wpackio/cli

v6.4.0

Published

Commandline tool to quickly bootstrap wpackio-scripts to your project.

Downloads

13

Readme

@wpackio/cli

A cli tooling intended to be used with npx to quickly add needed dependencies to your WordPress theme/plugin project.

For more information, check our website wpack.io.

Installation

If using yarn

yarn global add @wpackio/cli

or with npm

npm i -g @wpackio/cli

It creates a wpackio-cli binary to your system. Run it with

wpackio-cli --client yarn

NOTE: This is not intended to be used locally, rather globally or with npx. See usage instruction below.

Usage

To add @wpackio/scripts dependency to your project, run this tool.

npx @wpackio/cli

Options

`-c, --client [npm|yarn]

Specify which npm client you want to use, yarn or npm.

It tries to detect automatically, if yarn.lock file is present in the directory. But it can be overridden with -c.

npx @wpackio/cli --client yarn

Development

This package has the same npm scripts as this monorepo. These should be run using lerna run <script>. More information can be found under CONTRIBUTION.md.

  • build: Use babel to build for nodejs 8.6+. Files inside src are compiled and put under lib. All type definitions are stripped and individual type declaration files are created.
  • prepare: Run build after yarn and before publish.
  • lint: Lint all files using eslint.
  • test: Run tests on files using jest.