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system-dev-install

v1.1.0

Published

Tool for configure, install apps and utilities after a system reinstall

Downloads

4

Readme

system-dev-install

NPM pkg NPM dm js-standard-style Dependency Status devDependency Status

Tool for configure, install apps and utilities after a system reinstall

Quick Start

Before anything, you need to install:

Then, just use npm install to get it ready:

$ sudo npm install -g system-dev-install

Usage

Calling system-dev-install from command line outputs the general help:

$ system-dev-install
system-dev-install - Tool for configure, install apps and utilities after a system reinstall

USAGE

	system-dev-install <command> [options]

COMMANDS

Sudo Name             Description
---- ----             -----------
 ✔   asciinema        Installs asciinema
 ✔   atom-ide         Installs Atom IDE
 ✖   bash-git-prompt  Installs git prompt for bash
 ✔   docker-ce        Installs Docker CE
 ✔   java8            Installs Oracle Java 8
 ✔   nodejs-lts       Installs Node.js LTS
 ✔   wireshark        Installs Wireshark

GLOBAL OPTIONS

--help, -h     Show this help and exit
--version, -v  Show version and exit

As the previous output example of system-dev-install, it has many commands which allows you to configure or install or update apps and tools.

Note that the first column, Sudo, has the values or , for meaning which commands require to call sudo system-dev-install <command> or not.