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project-butler

v1.0.0-beta2

Published

A simple but effective PM for your CLI

Downloads

17

Readme

CLI Project Manager

Known Vulnerabilities License: MIT

| Build status master | Build status develop | | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | activenode | activenode |

Installation

  1. Install package npm -g install project-butler and follow the helper to select your shell
  2. Reload your shell
  3. DONE. You can use it now by calling p

Usage

Usage as Videos

Adding and switching between projects

asciicast

Removing aliases and removing projects

asciicast

Usage as Documentation

$ p [options] [COMMAND] [args]

Commands:
    p                             | list available projects
    p add                         | adds current directory to projects
    p remove project-name         | removes an alias (not the whole project)
    p cd project-name             | opens the given project (explicit version of `p script-name`)
    p project-name                | opens the given project (shortcut for `p cd`)
    p script-name                 | if inside a project you can trigger a script with this

    p --help                      | show help menu

Why would I choose p cd project over p project?

Well since project-butler is able to run your scripts the following could happen:

You are in your project directory and you call p start . If your package.json in that directory contains a start script then project-butler would NOT search for a global project but run npm run-script start instead. In this case you could overgo the behaviour by calling p cd start which would explicitly search for a project instead if needed.

Contribution

There is no official contribution guide yet but feel free to get in touch.