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mrgx-plugin-exec

v1.0.2

Published

exec plugin for mrgx

Downloads

8

Readme

mrgx-plugin-exec

exec plugin for mrgx

Usage

First, make sure that mrgx was installed in global:

npm i mrgx -g

Then install the plugin which is starting with mrgx-plugin- such as mrgx-plugin-exec:

npm i mrgx-plugin-exec -g

use it:

mrgx exec npm install

or

mrgx exec ls -l

Main Logic

The main logic of it is:

const { MrgLoop , Config } = require("mrgx");

const exec = async (command)=>{
    //Get configuration
    const configIns = new Config();
    //Get the list of projects activated in the current configuration
    const projectList = await configIns.getProjectList()
    let cmdArr = process.argv.map( function(arg){
        return "'" + arg.replace(/'/g, "'\\''") + "'";
      });
    // Multi-process execution queue
    const loop = new MrgLoop({lists:projectList});
    // Execution commands in all paths
    loop.loopCommand((`${cmdArr.slice(3).join(' ')}`))
}
// provide a register method
module.exports.register = async (program)=>{
    //Registration and configuration of sub-commands for the syntax of commander
    program
    .command("exec <command>")
    .description("do same action to list in config")
    .allowUnknownOption()
    .action(async command => {
      await exec(command);
    });
}