@mentormaya/helper v1.0.1

NODE HELPER

This is the helper utility tool for the projects for developer. This tool is aimed to help developers 🧑‍💻 with many small things like setup, generate boilerplate code, generating sample.env file and many more.

NODE HELPER helps with ....

• sample.env file generator 🗂️
• boilerplate code generator 🗂
  • Static Website 🌍
  • Next.js 🌍
  • React App 🌍
• init ESLint 🖥️
• init test with jest 🧪

Installation

It can be install with below command using npm

npm i -D @mentormaya/helper

It can be install with below command using yarn

yard add -D @mentormaya/helper

It can be install with below command using pnpm

pnpm add -D @mentormaya/helper

Basic Syntax

Usage: helper [options] [command]

where options are:

Options:
  -V, --version      output the version number
  -h, --help         display help for command

and commands are:

Commands:
  gen-env [options]  Generate Sample ENV(.env.sample) from .env file.
  help [command]     display help for command

Usage

simply run the following command in the terminal of your choice.

Note: This is the Node CLI tool, thats why you need to have nodejs pre installed in your operating system for this tool to work.

helper

will show about the app and usage.

for help

helper --help

will show the help for the helper:

or

help [command]

will show the help for the helper or for the selected command if command provided:

Also we can know about the version information of the command with

help -V

or

help --version

will show the version for the helper:

for generating a sample.env from project .env file

Warning: Be aware that this command will replace you existing .env.sample or any name for sample you provided if already exist in the root of your project.

helper gen-env

This will prompt you for the values required to generate the sample.env file such as your .env file name, your sample.env filename, the value template etc.

Also you can generate the output to only the screen and not actually write it to file.

helper gen-env -d

or

helper gen-env --dry-run

or simply select true or say Yes while prompting if you use

helper gen-env

This way you can verify the content before writting it to the file.

Great 🥳

Lot's of noise right 👉

Let's do it silently without any interaction. Incase you have to include it in the precommit of your git repository to automatically generate sample.nv file each time you make a commit.

helper gen-env -s

or

helper gen-env --silent

This will do the job silently with default values and ofcourse, you can supply your own values with the options as below:

helper gen-env -s -n .my-env -N .sample-env

or

helper gen-env --silent --name .my-env --sample .sample-env

Yahoooo!!!! 🎉🎉🎉

Let's Rock and Roll now without any tension to forget to update the sample.env file anymore.