rnpx

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descriptiona faster runner for package.json scripts, think dash
homepagehttps://github.com/ultrabear/rnpx
repositoryhttps://github.com/ultrabear/rnpx
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Alex H (ultrabear)

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rnpx

A faster way to run package.json scripts for pnpm/npm projects.

Are you tired of pnpm taking 500ms to startup biome which then takes under 50ms? So was I, so I made this thing, thats basically it.

Limitations because I wrote this in an hour

  • Workspaces are not supported (currently)

  • yarn is not supported (currently)

  • yarn pnp is not supposed (might be annoying so very maybe on this)

  • any fancy flags from npm/pnpm script running that you know and love is not here

Installation

Do you use arch? congratulations, use the provided ./arch-prepare.sh and ./arch-pkg/PKGBUILD to make your own package from a tagged commit, or use the released tarballs

Do you not use arch?:

cargo install rnpx --locked
Commit count: 15

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