Handle node projects development tasks with no configuration.
$ yarn add --dev d-scripts
d-scripts exposes a series of scripts to handle development tasks. All the scripts configuration can be overridden by adding your own confing for the tools.
The default configuration can be found here.
NOTE: it includes all the dependencies so you don't have to install them.
$ d-scripts init
Adds the available scripts to the project's package.json.
WARNING: it will override anything you have in the properties test, lint and format of the scripts field.
$ d-scripts format
Runs prettier on write mode.
$ d-scripts lint
Runs ESlint with --cache flag, you can override that with --no-cache.
$ d-scripts test
Runs Jest. By default it runs in watch mode unless you are checking coverage (--coverage), used the --no-watch flag or is running CI (checked by is-ci).
precommit.package.json on d-scripts init.react-scripts from create-react-app.kcd-scripts.MIT
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Handle node projects development tasks with no configuration
The npm package d-scripts receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, d-scripts popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that d-scripts demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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