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tablodbo

v0.1.0

Published

A CLI-dashboard for your npm packages

Downloads

2

Readme

tablodbò

NPM version Dependency Status Downloads counter

A CLI-dashboard for your npm packages


How it works ?

For each npm package of the given user, tablodbò will outputs these informations : name, version, build status (on Travis), dependencies update status, dev dependencies update status, last month's downloads on npm, npm stars and dependents packages amount.

Usage as node.js module

Installation

To use tablodbò as a node.js module, install it first to your project.

npm install --save tablodbo

Usage

Using tablodbò is simple, after require it :

tablodbo = require( "tablodbo" );

tablodbo( "leny", function( oError, aInfos ) {
    // do awesome things here.
} );

Signature

tablodbo( sNPMUser [, fCallback ] ] )

Arguments

  • sNPMUser is the name of the npm user from which get information
  • fCallback is the callback function, which returns two arguments :
    • oError: if an error occurs during the process
    • aInfos: an array of repositories informations

Usage as command-line tool

Installation

To use tablodbò as a command-line tool, it is preferable to install it globally.

(sudo) npm install -g tablodbo

Usage

Using tablodbò is simple:

tablodbo [options] <npm-user>

Options:

    -h, --help             output usage information
    -V, --version          output the version number

If no user is given, tablodbò will try to guess the current npm user logged on the system.

Options

help (-h,--help)

Output usage information.

version (-v,--version)

Output tablodbò' version number.

Sample

tablodbò outputs his results in a table, like this :
tablodbò sample results

Contributing

In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Lint your code using Grunt.

Release History

  • 0.1.0: Initial release (26/09/14)

TODO

  • [ ] add option to exclude information
  • [x] use current local npm user if no one given

License

Copyright (c) 2014 Leny
Licensed under the MIT license.