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@build-script/rush-tools

v1.3.20

Published

Tools about [@microsoft/rush](https://rushjs.io/)

Downloads

28

Readme

rush-tools

Tools about @microsoft/rush

CLI:

Usage:

rush-tools <command> [...args]

commands:

fix

Synchronize all projects, fix any version mismatch.

  • load version lock from common/config/rush/common-versions.json.
  • Ensure all third-party dependencies has same version (select newest from NPM).
  • If a package's version field in package.json was altered, update all projects depend on it, ensure they depend on current version.
  • Resolve cyclic dependencies to their newest version on NPM.

foreach

Run command in every project folder.

  1. rush-tools foreach -c "bash command"
  2. rush-tools foreach some/javascript/file.js # or .cjs/.mjs
  3. rush-tools foreach some/typescript/file.ts # ts-node must installed

commands will have environment variables:

  • PROJECT_PATH: abosolute path to currennt folder. (always same with pwd at start)
  • PROJECT_NAME: package name of this project.

extra (fixed) arguments allowed for script

upgrade

Check each (dev-)depenencies version of each project, upgrade them to latest stable version on NPM.

Need manualy run rush update (or rush-tools update) after success.

list <name|path|relpath>

Print list of projects, use for shell pipeline.

register <folder/path>

Add a new project into rush.json.

folder must contains a package.json file.

create-tasks

Create watch task for each project in VSCode tasks.json

create-yarn

Create yarn workspace file in the root directory

create-vscode

Create VSCode workspace file in the root directory

update

  1. run rush update
  2. runrush update-autoinstaller in each autoinstaller folder.

link-local

Link "bin"s from each project to common/temp/bin

(You may need modify PATH to actually use this feature)

API:

For detais, see docs/package-public.d.ts

eachProject(folder = process.cwd())

List all projects.

findRushJson[Sync], loadConfig[Sync], findRushRootPath[Sync] (from = process.cwd())

Find rush.json file, or it's folder. Read content of rush.json.

buildProjects([opts: IBuildProjectOptions], builder: IProjectCallback)

Simulate the rush build command. Call builder for each project, in thier build order.

overallOrder()

like eachProject but sort projects with build order.

class RushProject

See docs/package-public.d.ts.