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fig-folder

v1.3.0

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A CLI tool to organize configuration files into a fig/ folder with safe mode option

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🍑 Fig

                                                                                
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What is Fig?

Fig is a command-line tool that organizes your project's configuration files into a neat fig/ directory. It automatically categorizes and moves common configuration files like:

  • Linting: ESLint configs
  • Formatting: Prettier configs
  • TypeScript: tsconfig files
  • Build Tools: Next.js, Vite, Webpack, Tailwind configs
  • Environment: .env files
  • Package Managers: lock files
  • Git: .gitignore, .gitattributes
  • Editor: .editorconfig, VS Code settings
  • Testing: Jest, Vitest, Cypress configs
  • Documentation: README, LICENSE, etc.

Usage

npm run fig

Safe Mode (Zero Risk)

For completely safe organization that never moves or modifies your original files:

npm run fig -- --safe

This mode:

  • ✅ Never moves files - originals stay in place
  • ✅ Never creates symlinks - no permission issues
  • ✅ Zero risk of breaking imports - nothing changes in your project
  • ✅ Pure organization - just copies files to fig/ for viewing

Features

  • 🎨 Beautiful ASCII art display
  • 📁 Automatic file categorization
  • 📝 Generates organized README
  • 🎯 Smart file detection
  • ✨ Colored terminal output

How it works

  1. Scans your project root for configuration files
  2. Creates a fig/ directory if it doesn't exist
  3. Moves files into the fig/ directory
  4. Generates a categorized README.txt listing all moved files
  5. Displays a beautiful summary with colored output

Categories

When you run npm run fig, your configuration files will be organized into these categories:

  • Linting - Code quality and style enforcement
  • Formatting - Code formatting rules
  • TypeScript - TypeScript configuration
  • Build Tools - Build and bundling configuration
  • Environment - Environment variables and settings
  • Package Managers - Dependency lock files
  • Git - Version control configuration
  • Editor - Editor-specific settings
  • Testing - Test framework configuration
  • Documentation - Project documentation files

Enjoy your Figs! 🍑