A zsh plugin that add NPM custom alias
This is completely based on oh-my-zsh NPM plugin.
Add zinit light trystan2k/zsh-npm-plugin into .zshrc
Add zpm load trystan2k/zsh-npm-plugin into .zshrc
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
Add antigen bundle trystan2k/zsh-npm-plugin into .zshrc
Add zgen load trystan2k/zsh-npm-plugin into .zshrc
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package.json npmE PATH="$(npm bin)":"$PATH" Run command from node_modules folder based on current directory npmO npm outdated Check which npm modules are outdated npmV npm -v Check package versions npmL npm list List installed packages npmL0 npm ls --depth=0 List top-level installed packages npmlsg npm list -g List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
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