shenanigans-manager

shenanigans-manager

Manages locally installed FullScreenShenanigans modules for development.

shenanigans-manager is a development dependency of all FullScreenShenanigans modules. It sets up files that are kept standard across the repositories, such as GitHub templates, README.mds, and test infrastructure.

It can also be used as a CLI while developing those modules locally.

CLI

npm install -g shenanigans-manager

shenanigans-manager --help

The shenanigans-manager CLI provides commands that are often useful for developing multiple modules. The full list of commands is in src/Commands. Each command may take in some parameters, while all commands can also be extended with:

• --directory: Sets a different root directory to search for repositories under.
• --all: Run the command on all repositories (overrides any --repository CLL flags).

complete-setup

The complete-setup command will create a directory with all repositories npm linked to each other in the current directory:

shenanigans-manager complete-setup

This is particularly useful if you'd like to develop multiple modules at once.

Note: this will take many, many minutes.

Note: if you see npm errors, check npm's instructions here.

Examples

Opening a repository's page on GitHub:

shenanigans-manager open-on-github --repository EightBittr

Running TSLint in --fix mode across all repositories under C:/Code/Shenanigans:

shenanigans-manager tslint-fix --all --directory C:/Code/Shenanigans

exec

Consider using a cmd or batch script instead of --exec with --all:

• Mac/Linux: for d in ./*/ ; do (cd "$d" && command); done
• Windows: for /d %i in (C:\Code\Shenanigans\*) do ( cd "%i" & command )

Configuration

For now, src/settings.ts/src/settings.js stores the default directory and repository names that will be manipulated.

Development

Fork the repository on GitHub, clone it, and install dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/<your-name>/shenanigans-manager
cd shenanigans-manager
npm install

Use npm run src to completely rebuild.

• npm run src:tsc (tsc -p .) rebuilds TypeScript files.
• npm run watch (tsc -p . -watch) rebuilds in watch mode.