`scrif`

simple ternaries in npm scripts

install

npm i -D scrif

to use scrif, add it to npm scripts, e.g.

"start": "scrif dev ? npm run dev : npm run production ?"

then, you can pass strings that match the args in scrif to run the branch, e.g.

npm run start dev

scrif [conditions] ? [branch a] : [branch b] ?

Note that the trailing question mark is required.

You can use any number of search terms but all must match

"cmd": "scrif arg1 arg2 ? ./script-a.sh : ./script-b.sh ?"

will run branch a with: npm run cmd arg1 arg2 but not npm run cmd arg1

You can pass additional args and they will be passed along to both branches

given

"cmd": "scrif a ? ./script-a.sh : ./script-b.sh ?"

npm run cmd foo bar a

will execute ./script-a.sh foo bar

Order doesn't matter, conditions will be removed from args one time. So for instance:

npm run cmd a a

will execute ./script-a.sh a