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ohall

v0.2.1

Published

Light weight console based tool for front-end developers. Fast access to most important js libraries(jQuery, Angular.js etc.)

Downloads

6

Readme

#Oh all!

Light weight console based tool for front-end developers. Fast access to most important js libraries(jQuery, Angular.js etc.)

Oh all!

##Motivation

  1. Bower and etc products are great and powerful tools, but sometimes I just need last jquery. I don't need documentation sources or jquery sources in strange 'bower_components' folder.
  2. Bower request for work git, I think this isn't always comfortable, when I just want receive angular.js build
  3. I don't want to search CDN links.
  4. Also I wanted to level up my node.js
  5. I think bower too powerful product for many tasks.
  6. Oh all!

##Installing

npm install ohall --global

##Using

ohall! support commamds which very similar to npm(and bower) commands.

Hm... do u think this is similar? - you and my grandmother

Ohh all! - me

###Commands

  • ohall default - resetting all setting to default.
  • ohall set name value - save property for global settings(example : CDN_URL)
  • ohall get name - getting property value from global settings
  • ohall list - getting all packages which ohall 'know'
  • ohall install package or ohall install package1 package2 packageN - installing packages into current directory
  • ohall pack query - packing new package by query
  • ohall find query - finding packages by string query
  • ohall tell package - telling about concrete package name, descriptions, available versions, builds etc.
  • ohall url package - open official page for package
  • ohall api package - open API page for package

Flags

  • ohall --dev - starting ohall without loading package.json from server, starting with empty repository, for development only