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@alucpro/tool-manage

v0.1.1

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Register, inspect, list, and remove locally available pnpm CLI commands with the tm command.

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tool-manage

Register, inspect, list, and remove locally available CLI commands with tm.

tool-manage is designed for developers who have multiple local npm CLI tools installed and want a simple registry to keep track of them. It can show command metadata such as description, version, repository, author, and --help output.

Install

npm install -g @alucpro/tool-manage

or

pnpm add -g @alucpro/tool-manage

Usage

tm --help
tm
tm --register pom
tm --remove pom

Commands

tm --help
tm --version
tm --register <command>
tm --remove <command>
tm --list

Features

  • tm --help shows usage plus package metadata
  • tm --register <command> registers a command into the local registry
  • tm --list or bare tm lists all registered commands
  • tm --remove <command> removes a registered command
  • command listing includes --help output, description, version, repository, and author when available

Examples

Register a locally available command:

tm -r pom

List all registered commands:

tm

Remove a command from the registry:

tm --remove pom

How It Works

  • registered command names are stored in ~/.tool-manage/registry.json
  • tm resolves each command from your local PATH
  • when available, tm reads the command package metadata from its package.json
  • tm also executes <command> --help to display a help preview in the list view

Local Development

npm install
npm run start -- --help

or

pnpm install
pnpm start -- --help
pnpm start -- --register pom
pnpm start -- --list

Publish

Before publishing, make sure you are logged in to npm and the package name is still available:

npm whoami
npm view @alucpro/tool-manage version --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/
pnpm publish --access public