A powerful "short-cutter" to your console to you and your team!
npm install executor
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This tool allows you to save a lot of time writing commands with totally custom shortcuts, that you can share on the project with your "human" team or machines, with a unique code on the same place. #agile #needForSpeed.
> Like scripts of package.json but with _steroids_.
Notes: The idea is not to drop the console; it's for optimising it!
* Multi-platform: An only code that works on all platforms. Powered by nodejs
* Templates for easy reuse
* It does not matter what kind of project is, if you write commands this tool can be helpful for you
* There are five source types of variables: Predefined, environment, package.json, templates and shortcuts.
* Devs and DevOps can be friends with it because they can share their scripts.
* Typo on long command lines are past problems!
* Do away with one thousand of similar scripts on your package.json!
(build, build-ci, build-prod, build-prod-ci, build-qa, build-qa-ci, build-ci-cache, etc...)
* The scripts on the package.json were modified and have to rebuild your docker image, never again!
* Without dependencies from other modules!
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##### Before
On package.json
``
"scripts": {
"build": "docker run --rm -it -p 4200:4200 -v /choclo:... --name myProject-dev myProject ng build",
"build-prod": "docker run --rm -it -p 4200:4200 -v /choclo:... --name myProject-dev myProject ng build --prod",
"server": "docker run --rm -it -p 4200:4200 -v /choclo:... --name myProject-dev myProject ng serve"
}
##### Executor
"templates": {
"docker-common": "docker run --rm -it -p 4200:4200 -v /choclo:... --name ${pkg.name}-dev ${pkg.name}"
},
"shortcuts": {
"build": "${docker-common} ng build",
"build-prod": "${docker-common} ng build --prod",
"server": "${docker-common} ng serve"
}
* Intro
* Why?
* Installation
* Configuration
* sources
* configuration
* options
* data
* predefined (def)
* environments (env)
* package.json (pkg)
* templates
* shortcuts
* Bonus track
* contributing
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And remember: RTFM! :)
`
npm i -g executor
Test to check the installation:
`
x hello
It should show a message with installed version number.
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MIT © 2018 Crystian, made with love for you <3!