@arcdelta/sx v2.1.1
:zap: sx
Micro CLI for interactive running npm & yarn scripts.
Gosh, why?
First, I wanted to practise creating public CLI packages/libraries.
Secondly, I'm lazy. Like, really lazy. I don't even like to type much. And sometimes I'm perplexed
by amount of steps required to run an npm or yarn script. Especially if you can't remember what
scripts a project even has without diving into an IDE or cating (lessing, bating) a
package.json.
Thirdly, if you seek for autocompletion, I would suggest you to use this zsh enhancement. If you are like me—read on.
Installation
Node v12.18.0 or higher is required
$ npm i -g @arcdelta/sxUsage
Basic
Just type at the root of your project:
$ sxThis will run an interactive prompt with scripts from package.json as selectable options.
You pick one, hit Enter and that's it.
I have plans on adding lerna support and picking multiple scripts.
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-n, --npm | Use npm to run a script. |
-p, --pnpm | Use pnpm to run a script. |
-y, --yarn | Use yarn to run a script. |
-v, --version | Output the current version. |
-h, --help | Output help message. |
Package manager
If you use yarn instead of npm, you can instruct sx to use it as a
default package manager by exposing a SX_PM=yarn environment variable in your
shell's rc file (.zshrc, .bash_profile, etc).
Deps
This project relies only on ansi-colors.
License
MIT.