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@neotamia/nook-run

v1.0.1

Published

Run development commands through a system-installed Nook CLI

Readme

@neotamia/nook-run

Run a JavaScript development command through a system-installed Nook CLI and get actionable installation guidance when Nook is missing.

Install

pnpm add --save-dev @neotamia/nook-run
# or: npm install --save-dev @neotamia/nook-run
# or: yarn add --dev @neotamia/nook-run
# or: bun add --dev @neotamia/nook-run

Nook and Caddy remain system dependencies. This package does not download software and has no install lifecycle script.

Use

{
  "scripts": {
    "dev": "nook-run --name web -- vite"
  }
}

All arguments are passed directly to nook run without an intermediate shell:

nook-run --name api --app-port 3000 --strict-port -- node server.js

The command inherits the terminal and environment, forwards SIGINT and SIGTERM, and returns the launched process's exit code.

When Nook is not installed, nook-run prints a warning and runs the command after -- directly. This lets the project start on a new development machine without Nook's local domains or HTTPS features. Native Nook installations on Linux and Windows are discovered through PATH.