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hellopay

v0.1.6

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A fake CLI for practising releases

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Readme

hellopay

A fake CLI for practising releases. Not a real product.

Install

npm install --save-dev [email protected]
npx hellopay version

Always pin the version. hellopay@latest and a bare npx hellopay resolve to whatever is current at that moment, which is the opposite of what a lockfile is for.

In CI, install from the lockfile and leave install scripts off:

npm ci --ignore-scripts
npx hellopay version

This package ships no install scripts at all, so --ignore-scripts costs you nothing here — and it keeps the flag meaningful for every other dependency in your tree.

How it works

hellopay contains no binary. It declares six optional dependencies — one per platform — and npm installs only the one that matches your machine:

| Platform | Package | |---|---| | macOS Intel | @hellopay/cli-darwin-x64 | | macOS Apple silicon | @hellopay/cli-darwin-arm64 | | Linux x86-64 | @hellopay/cli-linux-x64 | | Linux arm64 | @hellopay/cli-linux-arm64 | | Windows x86-64 | @hellopay/cli-win32-x64 | | Windows arm64 | @hellopay/cli-win32-arm64 |

Before running the binary, hellopay checks its SHA-256 against a table built into this package and refuses to run on a mismatch.

Verifying where this package came from

Two steps. There is no badge to trust instead.

npm audit signatures
npm view hellopay repository.url

The second command must print github.com/hoanghuydev/hellopay. "Has provenance" only means some repository built it — anyone who takes over a package name can publish with full provenance from their own repository, and the check still passes. The repository name is the part that carries the meaning.

Known limitations of this channel

  • No shell completions. They need an install script, and this package deliberately has none. Use the shell installer or Homebrew if you want them.
  • Weaker verification than the shell installer. install.sh checks a cosign signature over checksums.txt. npm has no equivalent at install time. See HUONG-DAN-PHAT-HANH-CLI.md §5.9.4.
  • --no-optional / --omit=optional breaks it. The binary lives in an optional dependency; skipping those skips the binary. The error message tells you so.

Other ways to install

https://github.com/hoanghuydev/hellopay

MIT