@orloxx/cpc v1.0.2

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A program that suggest scripts depending on the context.

npm install -g @orloxx/cpc

Usage

Run

It looks for scripts in the current directory and suggests them to later run them. It accepts a command to directly run it without suggestions. It also accepts arguments to pass to the script.

$ cpc run [-s] [<script>] [-- <arguments>]

• -s, --silent (optional) - Will not print any hint from CPC.
• <script> (optional) - If you already know the script you want to run, you can directly pass it. It will run silently by default.
• <arguments> (optional) - Everything after -- will be passed to the <script>.

Where does it take it the scripts from?

• From any global configuration in usage – see Load
• From the .cpcrc file in the current directory – see Configure
• From the package.json file in the current directory

Load

It loads a set of scripts to be used globally, no matter in which directory they're executed

$ cpc load [<filepath>]

• <filepath> (optional) - The path to the script file. If not provided, it will look for a .cpcrc file in the current directory. It supports different file formats:
  • .cpcrc - JSON format
  • .cpcrc.json
  • .cpcrc.js - JavaScript format

:warning: If you load a script file with the same name property, scripts will be overwritten.

Configure

There's a sample .cpcrc file in the root directory of the project:

{
  "name": "cpc-sample",
  "description": "Sample configuration file for cpc",
  "scripts": {
    "hello": "echo \"Hello world!\"",
    "list-home": {
      "path": "~/",
      "command": "ls -la",
      "description": "List home directory contents"
    }
  }
}

You can try running cpc run and you'll get a list of suggestions with 2 options: hello and list-home.

list-home is a script that runs ls -la in the home directory defined by path. It also includes a description.