@andrerodrigo/run-dev NPM

📂 Run dev CLI 📂

Description

This is a CLI tool for running npm run dev on a selected project folder. It will prompt the user to select a project folder from a list of folders located in the ~/git directory with this command available. Once a folder is selected, it will open the folder in your default IDE (e.g. VS Code) and launch the npm run dev command on the folder using the default shell. It also pipes the output of the command to the parent process, which basically allows to see the command output in the terminal.

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Installation

You can install this tool via npm:

npm i -g @andrerodrigo/run-dev

Usage

To run the CLI tool, simply type dev in your terminal. The tool will prompt you to select a project folder from a list of folders, located in the ~/git directory, with a package.json file and the npm run dev script. Once you select a folder, it will open the folder in your IDE and launch the npm run dev command on the folder using the default shell.

To stop the npm run dev command, press CTRL+C in the terminal.

Dependencies

This tool depends on the following npm packages:

child_process: Used to spawn a child process for running the npm run dev command.
graceful-fs: Used to read the list of project folders from the ~/git directory.
inquirer: Used to prompt the user to select a project folder from a list of folders.
open: Used to open the selected project folder in Visual Studio Code.
os: Used to get the user's home directory path.
path: Used to join directory paths and get the full path to the selected project folder.
get-port: Used to get the available ports between 3000 - 3004