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starship-butler

v1.0.4

Published

Your best butler, helping you manage the whole development "starship". πŸ˜ƒ

Readme

Starship Butler

npm version npm downloads bundle JSDocs Codecov License

[!Caution]

This package is still in development, and the API may change frequently.

[!Note]

This is an "opinionated" "butler", so that it's not suitable for everyone.

Your best butler, helping you manage the whole development "starship". πŸ˜ƒ

Features

  • πŸš€ Quick management of your application configurations & local project configurations
  • πŸ“¦ Built-in presets for popular tools (Git, ESLint, Prettier, etc.)
  • 🧰 Easy to use CLI interface
  • βš™οΈ Powered by Bun & TypeScript
  • πŸ”— Support symlink mode (experimental)
  • 🧹 WIP: Auto cleanup when uninstalling

Usage

Install globally with node package manager (bun, npm, yarn, pnpm, etc.):

bun install starship-butler -g

Run the cli and get help info with --help flag:

# Using Bun runtime
bun -b butler --help
# Using Node.js runtime
butler --help

Preset

Command preset helps you to preset your application configurations.

# Using Bun runtime
bun -b butler preset [...options]
# Using Node.js runtime
butler preset [...options]

Applying all presets:

# Using Bun runtime
bun -b butler preset --all
# Using Node.js runtime
butler preset --all

Specifying included preset id pattern:

# Using Bun runtime
bun -b butler preset --include <preset_id_pattern>
# Using Node.js runtime
butler preset --include <preset_id_pattern>

See help info for more details:

# Using Bun runtime
bun -b butler preset --help
# Using Node.js runtime
butler preset --help

Set

Command Set helps you to set local project configurations.

# Using Bun runtime
bun -b butler set <source_pattern> <target> [...options]
# Using Node.js runtime
butler set <source_pattern> <target> [...options]

If source_pattern does not contain / character, it will be automatically prefix with ** in order to match files in all sub-directories simply. In other word, butler set .eslintrc.json ./project/ is equivalent to butler set **/.eslintrc.json ./project/.

Notice that, if target is not exists yet, butler will judge whether it's a file path or a directory path according to the end character:

  • If target is a directory, butler will allows you to choose multiple matched files
  • ...Otherwise, butler will only allows you to choose one matched file

For example, butler set .eslintrc.json ./project/ will copy all the chosen files to ./project, while butler set .eslintrc.json ./project will copy the only one chosen file to . and rename it to project.

See help info for more details:

# Using Bun runtime
bun -b butler set --help
# Using Node.js runtime
butler set --help

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License

MIT License Β© Lumirelle