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start-command

v0.37.3

Published

Gamification of coding, execute any command with ability to auto-report issues on GitHub

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Keywords

clicommandgamificationgithubautomation

Readme

start-command — JavaScript package

npm version npm downloads JavaScript CI/CD License: Unlicense

JavaScript/Bun implementation of the start-command CLI ($).

Installation

bun install -g start-command

# Also available from npm registries:
npm install -g start-command

Usage

$ echo "Hello World"
$ ls -la
$ bun test
$ git status
$ --list
$ --help
$ -i docker -d --label task.tool=codex -- my-task
$ --attach <id>
$ --resume <id> -- <command>
$ --resume-all

See the project-wide README, docs/USAGE.md, docs/PIPES.md, and docs/EXAMPLES.md for the full user-facing guide and checked examples.

-h also prints usage. Labels persist across Docker resumes. New detached containers support copy-free command handoff; legacy snapshots require capacity preflight. Log uploads are private and sanitized; manual --no-sanitize opts out.

Development

cd js
bun install
bun run test
bun run lint

Releases

JavaScript releases are tagged js-v<version> and published to both npm and GitHub Releases. The release title carries the [JavaScript] prefix, e.g. [JavaScript] 0.25.4, so JS and Rust releases can be told apart at a glance.

  • Release history: https://github.com/link-foundation/start/releases?q=%5BJavaScript%5D
  • CHANGELOG: CHANGELOG.md (per-package changelog generated by Changesets)

License

Released into the public domain under the Unlicense.

Docker resource and recovery controls

Launch with --memory 64m, --memory-swap 64m and --cpus 1, or use daemon percentages and uniform ranges such as --memory '70%-80%'. Memory-swap defaults to memory. --cpu-penalty enables delayed caps and reports state through status. Manual --resume <id> --memory 128m updates before starting; --on-kill-resume-memory changes memory only after a fresh qualifying OOM. See the full resource and recovery guide and incident research.