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nodeschool-workshops
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A nodejs package that allows you to manage all the nodeschool workshops from your terminal, you can search,install and remove workshop(s) with just one or two line of code in your terminal without going on the internet and searching manually for desired workshops.
This package is under developement and any idea of feature request is more then welcomed
[sudo] npm install -g nodeschool-workshops
[sudo] : Depending on your configuration, you may need to be an administrator in order to install npm packages
nsworkshops --list
By default, this command list all the workshops(installed + not installed ones).
You can add the --installed
or --notinstalled
flags to fetch only installed or not installed workshops respectively
#####Examples
nsworkshops --list --installed //to list only installed workshops
nsworkshops --list --notinstalled //to list only not installed workshops
nsworkshops --search PATTERN
PATTERN
is the workshop name(or some characters from the workshop name), you should know that fuzzy search is used here.
By default, this command search for both installed & not installed workshops, the returned result can be a workshop name or an array of workshop names
Note : as always we can use the --installed
and --notinstalled
flags to limit the returned result.
#####Examples
nsworkshops --search javascript --installed //search for an installed workshop called 'javascript'
nsworkshops --search js --notinstalled //list all workshops that contains js and are not aleardy installed`
nsworkshops --install WORKSHOPNAME
nsworkshops --install --search PATTERN
nsworkshops --install --notinstalled
remove a single workshop(we can use npm remove -g WORKSHOPNAME instead):
nsworkshops --remove WORKSHOPNAME
Remove a list of module that contains a set of specific characters:
nsworkshops --remove --search PATTERN
nsworkshops --remove --installed
You are interested and want to contribute? Good decision BUT you have to consider the following rules(or convensions if you will):
####TODO :
--install
& --remove
commands are available and can be used, the documentation of this part is "on the road" and will be accessible soon.
FAQs
Install,Remove and Search for nodeschool workshops without leaving the Terminal
We found that nodeschool-workshops 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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