In our team we use and rely a lot on the @manypkg/cli for both our open source and private projects.
In one of our private monorepos, there are multiple application packages and we have a custom script that we run from the workspace root to prompt the developer to choose which application to start.
It's pretty simple. In fact we use @manypkg/get-packages to get the list of application names/dirs to be prompted.
Proposal
I think it might make sense to have this option built into the @manypkg/cli, so that other people can also benefit from that.
Essentially the end result would be the same as manypkg run pkg-a start, except that the pkg-a is selected from the prompt options.
Whether it would be a separate command (e.g. prompt) or a flag of the run command, that's up to discussion.
For example:
# Usage: manypkg prompt --match <glob> <script>
manypkg prompt --match @my-scope/* start
? Select the package to run the command "start" from › - Use arrow-keys. Return to submit.
❯ @my-scope/a
@my-scope/b
@my-scope/c
@my-scope/d
or
# Usage: manypkg run <glob> <script> --prompt
manypkg run @my-scope/* start --prompt
? Select the package to run the command "start" from › - Use arrow-keys. Return to submit.
❯ @my-scope/a
@my-scope/b
@my-scope/c
@my-scope/d
If you like the idea and are willing to accept this, I'm happy to contribute with the implementation.
Hi 👋
Background
In our team we use and rely a lot on the
@manypkg/cli
for both our open source and private projects.In one of our private monorepos, there are multiple application packages and we have a custom script that we run from the workspace root to prompt the developer to choose which application to start.
It's pretty simple. In fact we use
@manypkg/get-packages
to get the list of application names/dirs to be prompted.Proposal
I think it might make sense to have this option built into the
@manypkg/cli
, so that other people can also benefit from that.Essentially the end result would be the same as
manypkg run pkg-a start
, except that thepkg-a
is selected from the prompt options.Whether it would be a separate command (e.g.
prompt
) or a flag of therun
command, that's up to discussion.For example:
or
If you like the idea and are willing to accept this, I'm happy to contribute with the implementation.
Looking forward to your feedback.