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@hekbobo/hello-cli

v0.1.1

Published

A simple hello world CLI.

Readme

hello-cli

Simple "hello world" CLI.

Run locally

node .\bin\hello.js
node .\bin\hello.js Alice
node .\bin\hello.js --help

Install as a command (dev)

npm link
hello
hello Alice
hello --version

Publish & install via npm

This package is published as a scoped package: @hekbobo/hello-cli.

Publish

npm login
npm publish --access public

Install (global)

npm i -g @hekbobo/hello-cli
hello
hello Alice

Run without installing

npx @hekbobo/hello-cli Alice

If npm install says Not Found

  • Confirm you are installing the exact package name: @hekbobo/hello-cli (scoped packages must include the @scope/ prefix).
  • Confirm your npm registry points at the official npm registry:
npm config get registry

If it is not https://registry.npmjs.org/, either switch it back or install with an explicit registry:

npm i -g @hekbobo/hello-cli --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/

Build executables (multi-platform)

This project uses Node.js. To produce a single-file executable for different platforms, you can use pkg.

Install packager

npm i -D pkg

Build for multiple targets

Build Windows + macOS + Linux (x64):

npx pkg -t node18-win-x64,node18-macos-x64,node18-linux-x64 -o dist/hello .

Build Windows (x64 + arm64):

npx pkg -t node18-win-x64,node18-win-arm64 -o dist/hello .

Common targets

  • Windows: node18-win-x64, node18-win-arm64
  • macOS: node18-macos-x64, node18-macos-arm64
  • Linux: node18-linux-x64, node18-linux-arm64

Notes

  • Cross-building is not always reliable for every target (especially macOS). For best results, build macOS binaries on a macOS machine/CI runner.
  • If you add extra runtime files (templates/config/etc.), you may need to configure pkg assets in package.json.