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initx

v0.1.3

Published

A more convenient scripting engine

Readme

What is it?

initx can quickly execute some scripts through plug-ins to simplify complex functions

like ...

# before
git config --global user.name "foo"
git config --global user.email "[email protected]"

# after
initx user foo [email protected]
# before
gpg -k # get the key id
gpg --armor --export <key-id> # export the key

# after
initx cp gpg

# before
# open ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub or C:/Users/<username>/.ssh/id_rsa.pub and copy it

# after
initx cp ssh
# before
# open github, copy clone url
# use terminal cd to ~/projects, git clone <url>
# maybe more steps

# after
initx pm add ~/projects # add projects directory, only need to do it once
initx create user/repo
# or initx pm create user/repo project-name

Usage

Install it globally

npm i -g initx

Then you can ignore npx

initx <command> [options]

Use various functions by installing plugins

initx plugin add <plugin-name>

This will install the @initx-plugin/git plugin

initx plugin add git

Plugins

Use initx-plugin-starter to get started

Acknowledgement