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remindev

v0.0.2

Published

![output example](output.png)

Downloads

6

Readme

Remindev

output example

command line messages to use with husky and inspire your team

How to start

  • Install husky and remindev npm install husky remindev -D
  • Create the file .remindevrc in your project folder
  • It uses chalk to print pretty logs so feel free to use {bold.blue word} syntax
  • optional (take a look of the file .remindevrc)
  • after the reminders are set, use your package.json scripts section with precommit: remindev

.remindevrc example

So far you can use 2 fields, reminder as array of sentences (with chalk if you want) and imagePathOrURL to show a blurry image on the console

{
  "reminders": [
    "{bold awesome} contribution",
    "keep moving {red forward},
    {
    	"message": "example sentence",
    	"by": "author",
    	"image": "example.png"
    }
  ],
  "imagePathOrURL": "wolf.png"
}