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@kundan100/pater

v1.4.2

Published

personal assistant in terminal for devs, for recurring workflows.

Readme

pater

personal assistant in terminal for devs, for recurring workflows. | Main Menu | | -------------------------------------------- |

how to use

  1. for installation, run command npm install -g @kundan100/pater
  2. for usage, run command pater.
  3. few features run out of box without any configuration e.g.
    1. feature: kill port
    2. feature: System > Performance > Clear temp files
  4. few features need some configuration (e.g.your project-local-path)
    1. feature: Copy Local Changes
  5. done.

feature list:

  1. kill port
    • when propmted, enter port-number and hit ENTER key.
  2. System > Performance > Clear temp files
    • will clean temp files.
  3. Copy Local Changes
    • use case: keep local changes in a local companion file and apply these changes in actual source file when needed.
    • In your repo, make a copy of any source file and rename that by adding a prefix cykLocal__.
    • You can gitignore/exclude this file from showing up in git-changes section.
    • update .\config.js and .\src\features\copy-local-changes\local-changes-manifest.json as explained in section Project setup for local dev
  4. Show status
    • shows information (machine, processes, task-manager info etc...)
  5. Start service
  6. Stop service

command options

  • Help:
pater --help
  • Basic:
pater
# prints: Welcome cyk-pa!
  • Version:
pater --version
  • Config:
pater --config
# prints: info regarding this tool's config
  • Echo (test arg forwarding):
pater --echo "hello"
# prints: hello
  • Verbose (prints debug info to stderr):
pater --verbose --echo hi
# prints debug info to stderr then 'hi' to stdout

Project setup for local dev

  1. clone the repo.
  2. create a file (.env for local use only) in project root.
    1. add this line NPM_TOKEN=your-npm-token-for-publishing
  3. Configuration before running (follow sample)
    1. app level configuration
      • update .\config.js
      • OPEN_CONFIG_FILE_WHILE_CHECKING_CONFIG
    2. feature level configuration
      • update .\src\features\copy-local-changes\local-changes-manifest.json
      • provide repoRoot
      • provide files (list of files) which needs to have local changes.
  4. for local testing of changes (without publishing or install):
    1. run caommand node index.js, from project root.
  5. done.

Publish to npm

  1. after clone on your local, make sure that your file (./.env) has npm-token.
  2. for publishing:
    1. increase version number in package.json.
    2. run command (npm run publish:env)

How to add new feature in this utility

  1. Add a menu-option in file (src\menu\menu.json).
  2. Create a utility (e.g. src\features\system\clearTempFiles.js)
  3. Consume this newly created utility in file (src\menu\index.js)