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node-package-develop

v0.1.4

Published

Manage your node packages

Downloads

3

Readme

Node Package Develop

Manage your npm modules, especially work on testing, building and publishing.

Install

$ npm install -g node-package-develop

Use

Check project:

$ npd check

Build project:

$ npd build

Publish project:

$ npd build

The publish command will automatically run check and build by default

Config

Create file npd.json at project's root.

check

  • gitTag(boolean, true): whether to check if git tag is existed;
  • npm(boolean, true): whether to check if this version is existed on the registry;
  • npmIgnore(boolean, true): whether to check if npd.json file is in .npmignore;
  • projectScripts(boolean, true): whether to run script check in package.json.

build

  • projectScripts(boolean, true): whether to run script build in package.json.

publish

  • pretest(boolean, true): whether to run check before publish;
  • prebuild(boolean, true): whether to run build before publish;
  • gitTag
    • use(boolean, true): whether to tag the current commit;
    • push(boolean, true): whether to push tag to origin after tagging;
    • ignoreError(boolean, false): whether to ignore error on pushing to origins;
    • origins(string[], ["origin"]):origins to push;
    • output(boolean, false):whether to show git output;
  • npm
    • use(boolean, true): whether to publish to npm;
    • changeRegistry(boolean, true): whether to check the registry, and if not npm, change it to npm;
    • output(boolean, true): weather to show npm output;
  • projectScripts(boolean, true): whether to run script publish in package.json.

Args

  • --skip-check: Skip testing before publishing;
  • --skip-build: Skip building before publishing.