Many awesome cli tools exist that have plenty of options available on their command lines but have no option to load in a configuration file to apply all those arguments without having to write them each time. This package seeks to solve that problem.
Many awesome cli tools exist that have plenty of options available on their command lines but have no option to load in a configuration file to apply all those arguments without having to write them each time. This package seeks to solve that problem.
Let's say you want to run esbuild in a certain way each time, but you want other people to be able to run that command as well without littering your package.json with the wealth of arguments, or you simply want to support zsh-like globs in your command.
{
"$": {
"join": {
"long": "="
}
},
"outdir": "dist/",
"target": "es2020",
"_": [
"src/**/*.js"
]
}
esbuild $(aaargh esbuild.config.json)
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Many awesome cli tools exist that have plenty of options available on their command lines but have no option to load in a configuration file to apply all those arguments without having to write them each time. This package seeks to solve that problem.
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