Noderize Scripts

Noderize comes with commands ("scripts") built-in. These scripts are automatically added to your package.json scripts field when using create-noderize:

"scripts": {
    "watch": "noderize-scripts watch",
    "build": "noderize-scripts build",
    "start": "noderize-scripts start",
    "format": "noderize-scripts format",
    "test": "noderize-scripts test"
}

These scripts depend on @noderize/scripts.

You can run Noderize's command like so:

yarn <script>
# or
npm run <script>

Note: with npm, you may omit run for the start and test scripts. For example: npm start.

For the watch and start scripts, you may pass arguments to both Noderize and your app:

yarn watch [noderize args] -- [app args]
# or
npm run watch [noderize args] -- [app args]

If only passing arguments to your app (and not Noderize), you must add a double --:

yarn watch -- -- [app args]
# or
npm run watch -- -- [app args]

Index

• build
• start
• watch
• format
• test
• clean

Scripts

build

Builds your apps.

Uses build options.

start

Runs your built app.

Uses run options.

watch

Continuously builds and runs your app.

Uses build & run options.

format

Format all of your code.

Uses Prettier options.

You can pass options directory to Prettier:

yarn format --useTabs
# or
npm run format --useTabs

test

Runs your tests.

Uses Jest options.

You can pass arguments directly to Jest:

yarn test --ci
# or
npm test --ci

Note: To use Noderize's build options (such as babel and languages), you must set them to file configs.

clean

Cleans your output directory (dist). Useful before publishing.