#run-in
Run your command in all directory
CD to every directory and type npm run watch is really tooooooo boring. I even have to keep many tabs of them and jump here and there to watch their logs.
pm2 start maybe another good idea in this case. But why not make a script to do this?
To install run-in from npm, run:
$ npm install -g run-in
To run npm install in all your prefix-xxx directory, just run
$ run-in -g "prefix-*" -c "npm install"
to watching all your projects in this directory (npm run watch)
$ run-in -g "*" -c "npm run watch"
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Run command in all directory
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