kraenhansen
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Gosh - want to travel back in time to my teenage room with FL Studio on my CRT monitor! Spent sooo much time and effort scavenging for loops and sound effects. Excited to try it out.
I second tedmiston's point above. It's mainly convenience (running `npm run` which can be auto-completed with a shell integration too), but also discoverability: If you're switching between multiple projects, its nice to know that you can simply look there for the commands that you're able to run.
I especially like the package.json scripts for simple one-liners, if I have something complicated I might also create a ./scripts directory with a script and call that from an npm run-script.
Thanks for sharing this. Thats sure looks like a great alternative.
Fun fact: I actually lived with Casey (the maintainer) in a co-living space about 7 years ago. Small world ...
Looks great from the website. I like that it seems to do one thing and do it well
Unfortunately it's not super easy for teams to add a Slack bot to their channel in large companies (with an IT department), so I can't take it for a spin
I built this package while working on an app that I deployed to production, staging and my local dev environment. I had a couple of scripts (one to deploy, one to migrate the database, etc.) that I wanted to run, but I didn't want to have to maintain one script for each environment doing almost the same but to different endpoints.
So, I built a simple CLI that reads one or more .env files and spawns a new child process running an NPM script from the package, with the environment variables extended with the contents of the files.
It also supports expansion, where one file use the value defined in another file.
Please see the README for more details and usage and consider giving it a spin in your next project if you're faced with a similar problem.
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kraenhansen on Tuesday January 25, 2022 @02:19PM
from the show-hn dept.
I think this is a great idea! I can definitely see the use of it as a maintainer of an open source project.
Posted by
kraenhansen on Saturday January 02, 2021 @02:23PM
from the show-hn dept.
"The battle for talent is as important as the battle for customers." I totally agree .. With an amazing product, customers won't be able to not use a CRM system such as Zendesk.
And Banking - Am I the only one waiting for Holvi to open up for citizens outside Finland?
Wait a minut ... This is awesome!