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berryx

v2.0.1

Published

A CLI to simply my work

Downloads

5

Readme

berryx


A CLI tool to provide a better developer experience, by simplifying some tasks while managing a project.

Installation

npm install -g berryx

or

yarn global add berryx

Commands

setup

berryx setup

this adds a .gitignore, .editorconfig and .prettierrc, with some standard predefined configrations, in present working directory.

In case any of these files already exist it prompts the user to either skip this over or to overwrite its content

We can also add each file indvidually by using the add command

berryx add gitignore
berryx add prettierrc
berryx add gitignore

kill-port

This command is used to kill a process running on a known port number, this is helpful in cases when you accidently close a terminal but the process is somehow still running, possibly due to some error while killing a terminal.

berryx kill-port <port-number>

Example

berryx kill-port 4000

help

In order to get some help using berryx you can use either of thess commands

berryx

or

berryx --help