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dev-toolkit-sampark

v1.0.0

Published

๐Ÿ›  A Gen Z-inspired CLI toolkit for modern developers โ€” from linting gently to yeeting your node_modules.

Readme

๐Ÿ› ๏ธ dev-toolkit

A Gen Z-inspired CLI toolkit for developers. From linting gently to yeeting your node_modules, this toolkit brings all the dev vibes.

โœจ Features

  • lint-me-softly: Encouraging ESLint plugin.
  • potato-mode: Simulate potato devices (2G, low CPU/RAM).
  • dark-mode-by-default: Banish bright themes.
  • yeet: Deletes trash folders like node_modules, dist, .cache.
  • nope: Blocks console.log, debugger on push.
  • vibe: .env validation and fallback.
  • okbye: Auto lint+test+format before push.
  • alias-wizard: Suggest shell aliases from history.
  • wizard-git: Git commits with customizable tone.
  • octo-gpt: Explains code like a Gen Z dev.
  • cleanthat: Removes old logs, unused stuff, >10MB files.
  • 404-gen: Generates witty 404 pages in React.

๐Ÿงช Usage

npx dev-toolkit <command> [options]

Commands

  • lint <file> โ€” Run ESLint with nice messages.
  • potato --mode=2g|low-cpu|low-ram
  • dark-mode <file>
  • yeet โ€” Delete build junk.
  • nope โ€” Prevents push with debug code.
  • vibe --validate
  • okbye
  • alias-wizard
  • wizard-git --mode=yolo|tired|senior-dev
  • octo-gpt explain <file> --mode=yeet
  • cleanthat --dry-run|--savage
  • 404-gen

๐Ÿ›  Dev Scripts

npm run build     # Rollup bundle
npm run test      # Jest tests
npm run lint      # ESLint
npm run format    # Prettier
npm run publish   # Publish to npm

๐Ÿ“œ License

MIT โ€” do what you want, just vibe responsibly.


๐Ÿ“˜ dev-toolkit CLI API

Commands

lint <file>

Runs the custom ESLint plugin with gentle feedback.

potato --mode=2g|low-cpu|low-ram

Simulates low-performance environments for frontend testing.

dark-mode <file>

Checks for light theme CSS โ€” yells if you dare use white.

yeet

Recursively deletes common dev junk folders.

nope

Stops git push if debug code is found in project.

vibe --validate

Validates .env against required keys (like API_KEY).

okbye

Runs Prettier, ESLint, Jest, and stages code before push.

alias-wizard

Parses shell history and recommends aliases.

wizard-git --mode=<tone>

Auto-generates commit messages with specific tone:

  • yolo
  • tired
  • senior-dev

octo-gpt explain <file>

Explains JS code like a Gen Z GPT.

cleanthat [--dry-run|--savage]

Deletes logs, test files, unused files over 10MB.

404-gen

Creates a witty React 404 page using Tailwind CSS.