A zsh plugin that add NPM custom alias
This is completely based on oh-my-zsh NPM plugin.
Using zinit
Add zinit light trystan2k/zsh-npm-plugin into .zshrc
Using zpm
Add zpm load trystan2k/zsh-npm-plugin into .zshrc
Using oh-my-zsh
Execute git clone https://github.com/trystan2k/zsh-npm-plugin ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/zsh-npm-plugin. Add zsh-npm-plugin into plugins array in .zshrc
Using antigen
Add antigen bundle trystan2k/zsh-npm-plugin into .zshrc
Using zgen
Add zgen load trystan2k/zsh-npm-plugin into .zshrc
| Alias | Command | Descripton |
|---|---|---|
npmg |
npm i -g |
Install dependencies globally |
npmi |
npm i |
Install dependencies locally |
npmS |
npm i -S |
Install and save to dependencies in your package.json |
npmD |
npm i -D |
Install and save to dev-dependencies in your package.json |
npmE |
PATH="$(npm bin)":"$PATH" |
Run command from node_modules folder based on current directory |
npmO |
npm outdated |
Check which npm modules are outdated |
npmV |
npm -v |
Check package versions |
npmL |
npm list |
List installed packages |
npmL0 |
npm ls --depth=0 |
List top-level installed packages |
npmlsg |
npm list -g |
List installed packages globally |
npmlsg0 |
npm list -g --depth=0 |
List top-level installed packages globally |
npmst |
npm start |
Run npm start |
npmt |
npm test |
Run npm test |
npmR |
npm run |
Run npm scripts |
npmP |
npm publish |
Run npm publish |
npmNew |
npm init |
Run npm init |
npmclr! |
rm -rf ./node_modules/ |
Clear node_modules in current directory |
nre! |
npmclr! && npmi |
Reinstall packages |
npmF |
npm search |
Search in the npm database |