npm-scripts-exec is a handy utility to make your life as a nodejs developer easier, by exposing npm scripts as normal shell commands.
Let's say you have the command test-command in the scripts object in the package.json of your project.
If you want to run this command, you would have to write npm run test-command.
What npm-scripts-exec does, is that it looks for the command like your shell usually does, and then checks package.json for that command.
So now you can just run test-command in your terminal directly, and it'll run npm run test-command for you!
Simple made easy.
Supports the following shells:
- Bash (version 4 and above)
- Zsh
- Your favorite shell, if you add support for
command_not_found_handle/command_not_found_handlerand add it :)
Fork the repository or download just the file you need. Then run source bash.sh / source zsh.sh depending on which shell you use.
You can also add that line to your .bashrc/.zshrc so it'll be there always.
If you have any questions, open a Github issue here: github.com/VictorBjelkholm/npm-scripts-exec/issues/new
or feel free to contact me on Twitter here: @VictorBjelkholm
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