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dashb

v1.0.6

Published

Developer dashboard for your terminal — shows project-specific shortcuts you can run instantly

Readme

dashb ⚡️

Developer dashboard for your terminal.

dashb is a smart CLI tool that automatically detects your project stack and provides instant shortcuts for common tasks like running tests, starting servers, and building your app. It also tracks your usage stats and lets you create custom shortcuts.

dashb screenshot

Installation

npm install -g dashb

Usage

Simply run db in any project directory:

db

It will detect if you're in a Node, Python, Rust, Go, or Docker project and show relevant commands.

Stack Specific

To force a specific stack's commands:

db py   # Python commands
db js   # Node.js commands
db rs   # Rust commands
db go   # Go commands
db dk   # Docker commands

Features

  • Auto-Detection: Works with Node.js, Python, Rust, Go, Ruby, Java, C/C++, and Docker.
  • Performance: Extremely fast startup.
  • Custom Shortcuts: Add your own project-specific commands.
    db add
  • Stats Tracking: Visualize your most used commands.
    db stats
  • Doctor: Check project health.
    db doc

Development

git clone https://github.com/ratnamshah/dashb.git
cd dashb
npm install
npm run build
npm link

License

MIT © Jpdz Labs