sinclairzx81/hammer

Build Tool for Browser and Node Applications

hammer's Issues

Run script once without monitoring

You hummer is cool! I can run node script with any module types without configure. I'm happy with it.

But I can not just run script. I use command hammer run my-script.js and hammer activate watch directory. I'm not want watch. I just run once. I use ctrl-c for any running my scripts.

How can I run script once? May be hammer has option for it?

Support for PWA

Hello @sinclairzx81, thanks for such a useful tool. Amazing job!

It would be very useful if Hammer could offer support for PWA, detecting a manifest file (.webmanifest/.json) and transforming icons and other resources. Parcel lacks a good support for PWA (plug-ins are needed).

Programmable API

Would be cool if Hammer exposed a public API for writing custom build chains (for example a dev server)

Benchmark

In a near future, it would be nice to see a comparison among Hammer and other build tools, like bundless is doing. Maybe a fork that could cover the corresponding commands in Hammer.

Problem on Windows 10

Hi,
first of all - thanks for Hammer! I am using it on MacOSX and Linux with no problem.

On Win10 it fails with this error message:

node:events:504
      throw er; // Unhandled 'error' event
      ^

Error: spawn mkdir ENOENT

Any idea why that is and how to run it properly?

Thanks, Dirk

CRLF line endings make this unusable on UNIX systems

Trying to use Hammer on a UNIX system (macOS Monterey) throws this error:

$ hammer
env: node\r: No such file or directory

The CRLF line endings cause env to be unable to find node, instead it strips the \n character but leaves the \r.
See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29045140/env-bash-r-no-such-file-or-directory.

The fix appears to be as easy as using LF line endings instead of CRLF.

The same issue exists in Smoke-Task.