cross-os

cross-os

OS Specific npm scripts! Ideal for tasks that differs across Operating System Platforms

Install

$ npm install cross-os --save-dev

Usage

Add scripts to your package.json like so:

• it supports darwin, freebsd, linux, sunos or win32

"scripts": {
  "foo": "cross-os bar",
  "bar": {
    "darwin": "echo 'i will only run on Mac'",
    "win32": "echo 'i will only run on Windows'",
    "linux": "echo 'i will only run on Linux'"
  }
}

And call it like:

npm run foo

Alternatively you can also specify scripts on its own section in your package.json

"scripts": {
  "foo": "cross-os bar"
}
"cross-os": {
  "bar": {
    "darwin": "echo 'i will only run on Mac'",
    "win32": "echo 'i will only run on Windows'",
    "linux": "echo 'i will only run on Linux'"
  }
}

You also can pass args to the underlying script like this:

"scripts": {
  "foo": "cross-os bar -- arg1 arg2"
}
"cross-os": {
  "bar": {
    "darwin": "echo received arg: ",
    "win32": "echo received arg: ",
    "linux": "echo received arg: "
  }
}

or directly from the npm run script like this:

npm run foo -- arg1 arg2

License

MIT © Rafael Milewski