Run in Every

A simple command line utility for running commands in specific projects or directories.

Installation

yarn add --dev run-in-every

Usage

run-in-every [target-name] [...options] -- command [...args]

For example:

run-in-every eslint-project --echo --parallel -- eslint --config {configFileName} .

Common Options

• --bail (-b) exit immediately upon failure.
• --quiet (-q) silence user command output.
• --echo (-e) echo run-in-every output.
• --parallel (-p) run commands in parallel.
  • --concurrency <number> concurrency for parallel mode.

Supported Targets

ESLint Project

Target name eslint-project, alias eslint.

options

• --nested include nested-projects.

variables

• configFileName file name of the matched config file (Path.basename()).

TSLint Project

Target name tslint-project, alias tslint.

options

• --nested include nested-projects.

variables

• configFileName file name of the matched config file (Path.basename()).

TypeScript Project

Target name ts-project, alias ts.

run-in-every ts-project -- tsc

options

• --include-variant <pattern> include variant tsconfig.<pattern>.json.
• --only-variant <pattern> only variant tsconfig.<pattern>.json.
• --include-composite include composite projects (extends is not handled).
• --only-composite match only composite projects (extends is not handled).

variables

• configFileName file name of the matched config file (Path.basename()).

Directory

Target name directory.

options

• --pattern <string> glob pattern of directory name.

variables

• dirName directory name of the matched directory (Path.basename()).

Directory with File

Target name directory-with-file.

E.g.:

run-in-every directory-with-file --pattern package.json --data script.build -- pwd
run-in-every directory-with-file --pattern config.json --data 'host: "localhost"' -- pwd

options

• --pattern <string> glob pattern of file to match.
• --data <string> data pattern of file to match, format: <key>[:<value>][,...], e.g.: 'name: "run-in-every", version: "0.1.0"'.
  • <key>:
    1. Plain string will be split as path keys, e.g. scripts.build.
    2. JSON string array will be directly treated as path keys, e.g. ["scripts", "build"].
  • <value>: JSON value to be compared with _.isEqual.
  • If <value> is absent, it tests whether the path exists.

variables

• fileName file name of the matched file (Path.basename()).

License

MIT License.

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