raulcatalinas/huskybc

Command line for easy Husky configuration

HuskyBC

HuskyBC is a command line for easy Husky configuration

Run

1. Install the CLI

Package Manager	Installation Command
npm	npm install -g huskybc
pnpm	pnpm add -g huskybc
yarn	yarn add -g huskybc
bun	bun add -g huskybc

2. Run the CLI

huskybc

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Project Overview

This project is developed by a team of passionate contributors.

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huskybc's Issues

Implement User-Selectable Package Manager

The goal of this issue is to enhance the user experience of our Node.js CLI by introducing a user-selectable package manager option.

Bug: Dynamic require of "events" is not supported

After building with bun run build and running node dist/index.js, the following error occurs

It seems to be a commander problem that isn't compatible with the --format=esm flag.

Default help when no arguments provided

This issue proposes an enhancement of the CLI behaviour to automatically display help information when no arguments are provided.

Add Testing Using Bun

Implement testing in the project using Bun. This will improve the robustness and reliability of the codebase by ensuring that the code behaves as expected.

Option "--collaborate" opens repository and executes default command

The --collaborate option is currently causing unintended behavior when executed.

Instead of simply opening the associated GitHub repository in the user's default web browser, it also executes the default command of the CLI.

Add commitlint configuration for yarn

• Add lint-staged configuration for yarn in constants/lint-staged.ts file
• Add commitlint configuration for yarn in constants/commitlint.ts file
• Remove filter method call from utils/package-managers.ts file

Prepare README.md and package.json for NPM publication

Option ''--build'' Generater Husky's configuration

Enhance error messages for NPM publishing

Create README.md file

• We need to create a README.md file for our project in order to make it easier for new contributors to get started.

• The README.md file should provide an overview of the project, its features, installation instructions, examples of use, contribution guidelines, etc.