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Automates starting and laying out your console windows for tsc, babel, tests, verdaccio, etc...
Automates starting your console windows for tsc, babel, tests, verdaccio, etc...
my_wins opens cmd promts for you, position them nicely and types-in your commands into them.
Why this is better than just running cmd/bat files?
Because you can
[Ctrl+C] - to stop your command
[UP] -> [Enter] - to restart your command
But still you don't need to type in the command for the very first time
And you don't have to open those consoles manually
And you don't have to position them ether
npm i my_wins
or
npm i my_wins -g
Create "my_wins.json" in your project with contents:
{
"wins": {
"cmd1": "echo cm1",
"cmd2": "echo cmd2"
}
}
and run
npm run my_wins
This will
Now if you need to restart or pause/resume any of your cmd just do
[Ctrl+C] - to stop
[UP] -> [Enter] - to restart
my_wins was tested only on Windows 10 and may have issues on other OSes*
You can also create "my_wins_personal.json" which can partially or fully overrides my_wins.
It's recommended to gitignore "my_wins_personal.json".
{
"x": 0,
"y": 0,
"height": 120,
"width": 500,
"wins": {
"cmd1": "echo cm1",
"cmd2": "echo cmd2"
}
}
x,y,height,width - is first cmd window's position and size
y gets incremented by height for each next window
Author - Yuri Yaryshev, 2020
Unlicensed
FAQs
Automates starting and laying out your console windows for tsc, babel, tests, verdaccio, etc...
The npm package my_wins receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, my_wins popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that my_wins 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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