nps/README.md

# nps

All the benefits of npm scripts without the cost of a bloated package.json and limits of json

> `nps` is short for `npm-package-scripts`

> [What happened to p-s?](#what-happened-to-p-s)

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## Quick Video Intro :tv:

<a href="http://kcd.im/nps-video" title="Pull out npm scripts into another file with nps">
  <img src="https://github.com/kentcdodds/nps/raw/master/other/video-screenshot.png" alt="Video Screenshot" title="Video Screenshot" width="700" />
</a>

[Pull out npm scripts into another file with nps][video] by [Elijah Manor](https://github.com/elijahmanor) (5:53)

## The problem

Even though npm scripts have a ton of advantages ([learn more][scripts-advantages]), it can grow into an
[unmaintainable mess][mess] in your `package.json` file. Part of the problem is we're configuring scripts in `json`
which has fundamental issues (like no comments).

## This solution

`nps` is a package that solves this problem by allowing you to move your scripts to a `package-scripts.js` file. Because
this file is a JavaScript file, you can do a lot more with your project scripts. Here's an example of a
`package-scripts.js` file:

```javascript
const npsUtils = require('nps-utils') // not required, but handy!

module.exports = {
  scripts: {
    default: 'node index.js',
    lint: 'eslint .',
    test: {
      // learn more about Jest here: https://facebook.github.io/jest
      default: 'jest',
      watch: {
        script: 'jest --watch',
        description: 'run in the amazingly intelligent Jest watch mode'
      }
    },
    build: {
      // learn more about Webpack here: https://webpack.js.org/
      default: 'webpack',
      prod: 'webpack -p',
    },
    // learn more about npsUtils here: https://npm.im/nps-utils
    validate: npsUtils.concurrently.nps('lint', 'test', 'build'),
  },
}
```

Or in case you prefer YAML, here's an example of how that would look in a `package-scripts.yml` file:

```yml
scripts:
    default: node index.js
    lint: eslint .
    test:
        # learn more about Jest here: https://kcd.im/egghead-jest
        default: jest
        watch:
            script: jest --watch
            description: run in the amazingly intelligent Jest watch mode
    build:
        default: webpack
        prod: webpack -p
    validate: concurrently "nps lint" "nps test" "nps build"
```

To use `nps`, it's recommended that you either install it globally (`npm i -g nps`) or add `./node_modules/bin` to your
`$PATH` (be careful that you know what you're doing when doing this, find out how [here](https://youtu.be/2WZ5iS_3Jgs)).

Then you can run:

```console
nps help
```

Which will output:

```console
Usage: nps [options] <script>...

Commands:
  init        automatically migrate from npm scripts to nps
  completion  generate bash completion script

Options:
  --config, -c     Config file to use (defaults to nearest package-scripts.yml
                   or package-scripts.js)
                     [default: "<path-to-your-project>/package-scripts.js"]
  --silent, -s     Silent nps output                  [boolean] [default: false]
  --log-level, -l  The log level to use
                   [choices: "error", "warn", "info", "debug"] [default: "info"]
  --require, -r    Module to preload
  -h, --help       Show help                                           [boolean]
  -v, --version    Show version number                                 [boolean]

Examples:
  nps.js test build                         Runs the `test` script then the
                                            `build` script
  nps.js "test --cover" "build --prod"      Runs the `test` script and forwards
                                            the "--cover" flag then the `build`
                                            script and forwards the "--prod"
                                            flag

Available scripts (camel or kebab case accepted)

lint - eslint .
test - jest
test.watch - run in the amazingly intelligent Jest watch mode - jest --watch
build - webpack
build.prod - webpack -p
validate - concurrently "nps lint" "nps test" "nps build"
```

Now, to run a script, you can run:

```console
nps lint
nps test.watch
# etc.
```

But the fun doesn't end there! You can use a prefix:

```console
nps b # will run the build script
```

And these prefixes can go as deep as you like!

```console
nps b.p # will run the production build script
```

Cool stuff right? And there's more on [the roadmap][roadmap].

**Also** check out the [examples][examples]. You'll find some good stuff in there (including how to deal with windows
and other cross-platform issues).

**Note:** If you don't like installing things globally and don't want to muck with your `$PATH` (or don't want to
require that your co-workers or project contributors to do so), then you can add a single script to your `package.json`.
We recommend that you use the `start` script because it requires less typing:

**package.json**

```json
{
  "scripts": {
    "start": "nps"
  }
}
```

You don't have to use the `start` script if you don't want. Note that if you're writing a node application, you're
likely using `start` for starting your server. In that case, you can create a `default` script which will be run
when `nps` is run without arguments (so effectively it'll work just the same). But if you'd prefer, you can use whatever
you wish. For example you could easily create a `nps` script and do: `npm run nps b`.

## Installation

This module is distributed via [npm][npm] which is bundled with [node][node] and should
be installed as one of your project's `devDependencies`:

```
npm install --save-dev nps
```

### global installation

You can install this module globally also (this is recommended):

```
npm install --global nps
```

From here you can use `nps` on the command line via one of the installed aliases: `nps` or `nps`.

If you do this, you may also be interested in installing the shell autocompletion script. See more about this below.

## Getting started

If you're already using npm scripts, you can get up and going really quickly with the `init` command:

```
./node_modules/.bin/nps init
```
or
```
./node_modules/.bin/nps init --type yml
```

This will use your `package.json` `scripts` to generate a `package-scripts.js` (respectively a `package-scripts.yml`)
file and update your `scripts` to utilize the `nps` binary.

## API

### CLI

#### Commands

##### help

If you have a `help` script, then your `help` script will be run. Otherwise, this will output the help.

> Note: you can do this with `nps --help`, but if you're using the `start` script in your `package.json` this allows you
> to run `npm start help` rather than `npm start -- --help`

##### init

As indicated above, this will migrate your npm scripts to package-scripts.

##### completion

```console
nps completion >> <your-bash-profile-file>
```

Normally `<your-bash-profile-file>` will be `~/.bash_profile`, `~/.bashrc`, or `~/.zshrc`.

Note: you should probably only do this if you have the package installed globally. In that case you should probably also
normally use the `nps` alias rather than `nps` because it's easier to type.

#### CLI options

##### -h, --help

Will print out the help you see above (the available scripts are colored 🌈 and come from the config specified/default
config).

##### -s, --silent

By default, `nps` will log out to the console before running the command. You can add `-s` to your command to silence
this.

##### --no-scripts

By default, the script's command text will log out to the console before running the command. You can add `--no-scripts` to prevent this.

##### -c, --config

Use a different config

```
nps -c ./other/package-scripts.js lint
```

Normally, `nps` will look for a `package-scripts.js` file and load that to get the scripts. Generally you'll want to
have this at the root of your project (next to the `package.json`). But by specifying `-c` or `--config`, `nps` will
use that file instead.


##### -l, --log-level

Specify the log level to use

##### -r, --require

You can specify a module which will be loaded before the config file is loaded. This allows you to preload for example
babel-register so you can use all babel presets you like.

##### scripts

To run a script, you simply provide the name of the script like so:

```console
nps cover
```

And you can run multiple scripts in series by simply adding more space-separated arguments.

```console
nps cover check-coverage
```

And you can pass arguments to scripts by putting the scripts in quotes:

```console
nps "test --cover" check-coverage
```

That's all for the CLI.

### package-scripts.js

> Remember, this file is JavaScript, so you can write functions to make things more simple!
> See other/EXAMPLES.md for examples of cool things you can do with this.

`nps` expects to your `package-scripts.js` file to `module.exports` an object with the following properties:

#### scripts

This can be an object or a function that returns an object. See the annotated example below for what this object can
look like (and different ways to run them):

```javascript
module.exports = {
  scripts: {
    default: 'echo "This runs on `nps`"', // nps
    // you can assign a script property to a string
    simple: 'echo "this is easy"', // nps simple
    // you can specify whether some scripts should be excluded from the help list
    hidden: {
      script: 'debugging script',
      hiddenFromHelp: true,
    },
    test: {
      default: {
        script: 'jest', // nps test
        description: 'Run tests with jest',
        // your scripts will be run with node_modules/.bin in the PATH, so you can use locally installed packages.
        // this is done in a cross-platform way, so your scripts will work on Mac and Windows :)
        // NOTE: if you need to set environment variables, I recommend you check out the cross-env package, which works
        // great with nps
      },
      otherStuff: {
        // this one can be executed two different ways:
        // 1. nps test.otherStuff
        // 2. nps test.other-stuff
        script: 'echo "testing other things"',
        description: 'this is a handy description',
      },
    },
    // this one can be executed a few different ways:
    // 1. nps k
    // 2. nps kebab-case
    // 3. nps kebabCase
    'kebab-case': 'echo "kebab-case"',
    series: 'nps simple,test,kebabCase', // runs these other scripts in series
  },
}
```

```console
nps k # runs nps kebab-case
```

#### options

This object is used to configure `nps` with the following options:

##### silent

Setting this to `true` will prevent `nps` from outputting anything for your script (normally you'll get simple output
indicating the command that's being executed). This effectively sets the `logLevel` to `disable`.

##### logLevel

This sets the logLevel of `nps`.

## ENV variables

### LOG_LEVEL

By setting `LOG_LEVEL` environment variable you can control the log level for `nps`

## Log level

Log levels available:

- `error` - errors only
- `warn` - errors and warnings only
- `info` - info, errors, and warnings (default)

## FAQ

### How do I do ___ ?

Have you looked at the examples in [other/EXAMPLES.md][examples]?

### Why `npm start`?

_Just to be clear:_ You do **not** have to use the `start` script. You can use whatever you like. But I recommend using
the `start`. [npm scripts][npm scripts] are generally run with `npm run <script-name>`. There are some exceptions to
this. For example:

1. `npm run test` === `npm test` === `npm t`
2. `npm run start` === `npm start`

So, while you could use a script called `script` and run `npm run script build`, I just think it reads more clearly to
just use the `start` script and run `npm start build`. It's also nice that it's fewer things to type. You could also use
the `test` script and then type even less: `npm t build`, but thats just... odd.

Note, often servers are configured to run `npm start` by default to start the server. To allow for this case, you can
provide a `default` script at the root of your scripts which will be run when `npm start` is run without any arguments.
Effectively this will allow you to have a script run when `npm start` is executed.

## Inspiration

This was inspired by [a tweet][tweet] by [@sindresorhus][sindre].

## Thanks

Big thank you to [@tmpvar][tmpvar] for giving up the name `nps`! The original `nps` is now
called [`npmsearch-cli`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/npmsearch-cli).

## Related Packages

- [`nps-utils`][nps-utils] - a collection of utilities to make cross-platform scripts and many other patterns
(like running concurrent/parallel scripts)

## Other Solutions

- [scripty][scripty] has a solution for this problem as well. The reason I didn't go with that though is you still need
a line for every script (one of the pains I'm trying to solve) and a each script requires its own file (one of the
benefits of npm scripts I wanted to keep).
- [nabs][nabs] is a compiler that turns a nicely structured YAML file into script entries in your package.json

### FAQ

#### What happened to p-s?

This project _is_ p-s! It was just renamed during a major version bump. There were a few
breaking changes for this to happen and those are documented on the [releases][releases]
page.

## Contributors

Thanks goes to these people ([emoji key][emojis]):

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This project follows the [all-contributors][all-contributors] specification.
Contributions of any kind welcome!

## LICENSE

MIT

[scripts-advantages]: https://medium.freecodecamp.com/why-i-left-gulp-and-grunt-for-npm-scripts-3d6853dd22b8#.9qghcfdr9
[mess]: https://github.com/ReactiveX/rxjs/blob/a3ec89605a24a6f54e577d21773dad11f22fdb14/package.json#L14-L96
[roadmap]: https://github.com/kentcdodds/nps/blob/master/other/ROADMAP.md
[examples]: https://github.com/kentcdodds/nps/blob/master/other/EXAMPLES.md
[quick-run]: https://npmjs.com/package/npm-quick-run
[npm]: https://www.npmjs.com/
[node]: https://nodejs.org
[build-badge]: https://img.shields.io/travis/kentcdodds/nps/master.svg?style=flat-square
[build]: https://travis-ci.org/kentcdodds/nps
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