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angelscripts-stack-use

v0.1.4

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Manage current working project's stack

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angel-stack-use v0.1.4

Manage current working project's stack

usage

install

$ npm install angelscripts-stack-use

$ angel stack use

Applies stack upgrade within cwd.

$ angel stack use {remote} {updatePath} {branch}

arguments

  • remote - optional, git repo url or name of stack upgrade
  • updatePath - relative path to either remote or current working directory
  • branch - optional, used with git remote to specify remote's source code branch

logic behind

  1. read upgrade.json(upgrade) from stack upgrade root folder (stackRootFolder)
  • upgrade.main - pointer to relative directory containing the upgrade files, default ''
  • upgrade.name - name of the upgrade
  • upgrade.version - version of the upgrade
  • upgrade.dependencies - key value pairs of name: version
  • upgrade.peerUpgrades - key value pairs of name: relativePath
  1. upgrade.depencencies should be present as key in stack-upgrades within package.json
  2. apply stack upgrade - copy recursively all files from stackRootFolder + upgrade.main where:
  • .json files are deep merged
  • .gitignore files are rewritten only with the unique lines
  • any other file is overridden
  1. apply stack upgrade peers - use the same method as within step 3) for every upgrade.peerUpgrades match towards stack-upgrades hash from package.json
  2. store within package.json's stack-upgrades hash the applied upgrade {name: version}

$ angel stack list

List available stack upgrades within cwd.

$ angel stack list

$ angel stack configure

Prompt once for unique {{{placeholders}}} within files at cwd and replace them with provided values.

$ angel stack configure

how to create stack upgrade

  1. create a standard npm package as my-stack-upgrade
  2. place upgrade.json there
  3. have fun && $ mkdir ../my-upgraded-app && cd ../my-upgraded-app && angel stack use ../my-stack-upgrade