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anyhunter

v0.1.6

Published

Interactive validation runner for JS/TS monorepos

Downloads

533

Readme

AnyHunter CLI

Interactive validation runner for JS/TS projects and monorepos. The CLI scans your repo, lets you pick a folder, and runs checks like lint, typecheck, and an explicit any scan.

Install (local dev dependency)

npm install -D anyhunter

Usage

anyhunter

Options:

  • -d, --dir <path>: run in a specific folder
  • -y, --yes: skip prompts and run defaults
  • -v, --version: show version

What it runs

The CLI detects package.json scripts first:

  • lint
  • typecheck
  • format:check or format
  • test

If no script exists and config files are present, it falls back to:

  • eslint . when an ESLint config is found
  • tsc --noEmit when a tsconfig is found

It also runs an "any scan" that looks for explicit any usage in TS files.

Ignore patterns

Create .anyhunterignore in the repo root or in a target folder to skip paths:

dist
coverage
apps/web/.next

Husky idea (optional)

Use Husky for commit-time checks and AnyHunter for heavier validation:

// .husky/pre-commit
npx lint-staged

// manual
anyhunter