Add scarf analytics to a Node pkg, git commit/push, and release an npm patch.
npx scarfit
Run scarfit in a pre-existing npm package that must have a git repository and a published version on npmjs.com.
scarfit <command> [option]help Print help info-n, --name Name of the npm package
-d, --add Should add package on scarf.sh Default: true
--no-add Should not add package on scarf.sh Default: false
-d, --dep Should install scarf dependency Default: true
--no-dep Should not install scarf dependency Default: false
-g, --git Should git commit/push Default: true
--no-git Should not git commit/push Default: false
-r, --release Release a patch on npm Default: true
--no-release Don't release a patch on npm Default: false
-p, --public Should npm release have --access public? Default: false
-c, --clear Clear the console Default: true
-d, --debug Print debug info Default: false
-v, --version Print CLI version Default: false
KEY: 📦 NEW, 👌 IMPROVE, 🐛 FIX, 📖 DOC, 🚀 RELEASE, and 🤖 TEST
I use Emoji-log, you should try it and simplify your git commits.
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