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tiliger

v1.3.2

Published

command tool for reusable project setups

Downloads

7

Readme

tiliger

npm version

A command line tool to create predefined packages based on templates.

It's designed to create monorepos, with inherited configuration.

The idea behind it that in a monorepo many times you have very similar packages. With the help of tiliger you can spawn a new package. Also, it's possible to have your own setups, and reuse them later (COMING LATER).

Tiliger uses lerna to manage the packages.

Installation

npm i -g tiliger

Create a new project

tiliger create <project> creates a monorepo in the package name of my-project-wrapper in the my-project folder. The folder should not exist!

Basic usage

tiliger create my-project
cd my-project
npm install

Please change the git url-s in the package.json later on

Usage with github repo

tiliger create <project> --repo=<repo> initialises the project with a github repository, and fills in the git urls in the package.json.

tiliger create my-project [email protected]:zsotyooo/tiliger-test-repo.git
cd my-project
npm install

Help

tiliger create --help

Create a new package in the monorepo

tiliger package <package> creates a package inside the mono repo. The default setup is a typescipt and rollup based setup.

Basic usage

It will create a package with the name of "my-package"

cd /path/to/my-project
tiliger package my-package
npm run boot

Usage with scope

It creates a package with the name of "@my-project/my-package".

cd /path/to/my-project
tiliger package my-package --scope=my-project
npm run boot

Usage with custom template

cd /path/to/my-project
tiliger package my-package --template="ts"
npm run boot

Currently ony one template is available (ts), but new ones will be added frequently

Help

tiliger package --help

Authors

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License

MIT