A CLI tool that lets you browse and execute npm, pnpm, yarn, or bun scripts from a local project.
To install the compiled version of the package run:
go install github.com/mohammedyh/npr@latest
Important
go/bin
needs to be in your PATH to be able to run the command.
Add the following to your shell config file: export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/go/bin"
Once installed, simply run npr
Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/mohammedyh/npr
cd
into the directory
cd ~/Dev/npr
Build and output executable
go build
After compiling into an executable, you could move the executable file to somewhere suitable in your filesystem and create an alias in your shell to reference it.
For example - if you moved the executable to the .config
folder:
alias npr="~/.config/npr"
- Display scripts in an interactive list which can be navigated through using vim motions or arrow keys
- Auto-detect package manager from npm, pnpm, yarn and bun
- Scripts are sorted in alphabetical order
- Auto-install dependencies if package.json is found but
node_modules
isn't
- Look at how to properly structure a Go program