Nodero

Jumping between projects shouldn't be a chore. Whether you're switching between three repos in a day or picking up something you haven't touched in weeks, hunting through the file explorer or remembering IDE-specific commands just slows you down.

Nodero is a simple CLI tool that allows you to manage your projects easily.

Installation

npm install -g nodero

Usage

Nodero can be invoked using either the full command nodero or the shorthand alias ndr.

nodero [options] [command]
# or
ndr [options] [command]

Options

Option	Description
-V, --version	Output the version number
-h, --help	Display help for command

Commands

ls [searchTerm]

List all projects. Optionally pass a search term to filter results.

nodero ls
ndr ls

# Filter projects by name
nodero ls my-app
ndr ls my-app

---

open [options] <projectName>

Open a project file or directory. you can pass in which IDE to use for e.g. open my-app -i zed or open my-app -ide vscode.

nodero open my-app
ndr open my-app

---

config

Configure nodero settings interactively. Like Project directory and IDE, Defaults to os.homedir() and vscode respectively.

nodero config
ndr config

---

info

Display information about the current nodero configuration. Project directory and IDE.

nodero info
ndr info

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dev <projectName>

Run the dev command defined in the project.

nodero dev my-app
ndr dev my-app

---

start <projectName>

Run the start command defined in the project.

nodero start my-app
ndr start my-app

---

test <projectName>

Run the test command defined in the project.

nodero test my-app
ndr test my-app

---

help [command]

Display help for a specific command.

nodero help
ndr help

# Help for a specific command
nodero help open
ndr help open

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Icon Credits: Compass icons created by Fajrul Fitrianto - Flaticon