# npm-run-series

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Run a series of npm scripts sequentially.

## Install

```
npm install npm-run-series
```

## Usage

In your `package.json`, inside the `scripts` object, you can use the `npm run series` command to run multiple npm scripts in order. For example:

```json
"scripts": {
  "one": "echo 'first one'",
  "two": "echo 'second one'",
  "three": "echo 'third one'",
  "everything": "npm-run-series one two three"
}
```

Now if you use `npm run everything` it will run `one` then `two` then `three`. So the output will be:

```
first one
second one
third one
```

You can also use npm-run-series from the Node API:

```
var npmSeries = require('npm-run-series')

npmSeries(['test', 'build'], function (err) {
  // runs `npm run test` and `npm run build`
  // err as soon as any process exits with error code
})
```

## License

[ISC](LICENSE)