want-js-helper

Tool for quick opening services

Install and write your config for quick opening services.

For example:

0. Install in project npm i want-js --save or npm i want-js --global.
1. Create in your project or home directory file .want-js.config.js;
2. Describe commands that you want to open in config, for example, you want to open Github's page of project;

.want-js.config.js

module.exports = {
    commandParams: {
        gt: {
            executor: `${__dirname}/commands/github.js`,
            summary: 'Open github.',
            aliases: ['github']
        },
        tr: {
            executor: `${__dirname}/commands/travis.js`,
            someData: {
                a: 1,
                b: 2
            },
            summary: 'Open travis.',
            aliases: ['travis']
        },
        ...
    }
}

In this example you must describe Object with property commandParams. commandParams is Object which consists of different commands.

A name of property is one of the names some commands. For every command describes executor, we must write path in configs to command's js-file. Also we can add aliases of command and description in readme.

For every command describing Object will represent as data in command js-file.

const getParsedRemoteOriginUrl = require('./libs/get-parsed-remote-origin-url');

module.exports = async function (data) {
    const parsedUrl = await getParsedRemoteOriginUrl();
    if (parsedUrl) {
        const siteUrl = data.siteUrl || parsedUrl[2];
        return `https://${siteUrl}/${parsedUrl[3]}/${parsedUrl[4]}`;
    }
};

Command function can be async or not.

module.exports = function (data) {
    // some action
    return resultString; // return resultArray;
};

Function must return String, Array<String> or Promise which return String or Array<String>.

After all you may do in project or in all projects(if you install globally):

want gt

or

want github