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@iosio/quickie

v3.0.6

Published

simple push and publish

Downloads

10

Readme

@iosio/quickie

simple build, push and publish

A nice little script to run for npm hobbyists who want to type less.

Installation

npm install -g @iosio/quickie

Basic Usage

To quickly run your build, publish your package and push your code to git, run the following in the terminal:

quickie

The terminal will then guide you through the following prompts:

branch: (default: "origin master") Specify where to push and hit enter, if left blank then "origin master" will be used when the command executes later.

message for git commit: (default: ".") Specify the commit message and hit enter. If left blank then "." will be used.

add npm version bump: (default: "patch") Specify the version type and hit enter. Should be either patch, minor or major. patch will be used if a correct answer is not provided.

then sit back and let the script run your build, push your code and publish!

branch: (default: "origin master")
message for git commit: (default: ".")
add npm version bump: (default: "patch")
running build
build finished
git adding
git committed
v3.0.6
publishing to npm
published
pushing to git
done

License

MIT