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@rubriclab/package

v0.0.124

Published

A tool for scaffolding and publishing NPM packages quickly.

Downloads

1,195

Readme

Package

A tool for scaffolding and publishing NPM packages quickly.

Getting Started

Global Installation

Run bun add -g @rubriclab/package.

Per-project Installation

Run bun add -d @rubriclab/package.

Init a package

Ensure you have a package.json. If not, run bun init.

Run bunx rubriclab-package setup-package. This will add a few resources to your package:

  • a publish workflow
    • on push to main, the NPM package will be bumped and auto-published
  • scripts
    • lint: checks for code issues
    • format: tries to fix code issues
    • bleed: updates all dependencies to latest
    • clean: clears node modules and cache

CLI

Run bunx rubriclab-package to see the available commands.