@amanda-mitchell/node-project-scripts
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Common scripts and configuration for my node projects.
This package contains common configuration and settings for use across all of my projects. It was inspired by react-scripts, which is used by Create React App to simplify configuration and tooling upgrades.
yarn add --dev @amanda-mitchell/node-project-scripts
That's it!
node-project-scripts has an install script that will create configuration files for all relevant tools that point to full configurations inside node-project-scripts itself. This allows configuration changes in node-project-scripts to be propagated to all its dependents without any extra upgrade steps.
GitHub actions is configured to run semantic-release whenever new commits are pushed to the main branch.
As long as commits are tagged with appropriate prefixes, new releases will be published automatically.
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Common scripts and configuration for my node projects.
The npm package @amanda-mitchell/node-project-scripts receives a total of 693 weekly downloads. As such, @amanda-mitchell/node-project-scripts popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @amanda-mitchell/node-project-scripts demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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