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If we go lazy typing, let's go all the way 😁.
It would also work nicely with re-run which could be rrr.

Currently if the script exits with a code other than 0 we show:

If you can't settle this, please open an issue at:
https://github.com/alexilyaev/runrun-cli/issues

We should either remove that or change the text to make it clear the script exited with non 0 code.

Would be nice to show when a new version is available, like npm and yarn.

https://github.com/arcanis/clipanion

Based on terkelg/prompts#178

Ideas:

• https://github.com/terkelg/prompts/pull/181/files

First mentioned in #8
Then recently requested again by @julienben

I didn't want to pursue this path due to he complexity of finding the relevant history file for each shell and supporting different history formats and OS's.
But maybe we could satisfy most users using existing utils:
https://github.com/sindresorhus/shell-history

Relevant environment variables:

• SHELL - Current used shell (e.g. bash, zsh)
• HISTFILE - Path to history file (ref http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/histcommands.html)

Known history file locations:

• $HOME/.bash_history
• $HOME/.zsh_history
• $HOME/.zhistory (legacy or Oh My Zsh variant or something)
• fish - fish-shell/fish-shell#862

• https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/
• https://github.com/CookPete/auto-changelog

If the goal is to save time in running npm scripts, it makes sense to make the cli command even shorter.
It will also play nicely with running the last command which will use rrr (#8).

If I run:

• rr
• Type lint
• I see

❯   eslint:base
    lint:eslint
    lint

If I usually pick lint, maybe it would make sense to hoist it to the top.
Or have a dedicated section of "Recently Used" scripts.

Notes

• Make sure to remove recently used scripts if they no longer exist.
• Maybe allow an option to clear and/or disable the recently used section.

Could there be an option to enable "vim" style key bindings, just for up and down movement?

I'm imagining an option such as rr --vim that would disable completion and enable "j" for down and "k" for up. I would then probably alias this on my machine, e.g. alias rr="rr --vim".

• https://github.com/bahmutov/npm-quick-run#interactive-mode

e.g. Passing arguments to scripts

When you run a command regularly, you can see it in shell history, as well as search back to it with ctrl+r or using the arrow keys.

It would be nice to somehow add the selected command to shell history, if it's possible

Use Case

• Jumping to a folder
• Can't remember what was the last command I ran in that folder

Plan

• Maybe -i (--info) flag

Should be able to install with:

npm i -D runrun-cli

Reproduce

Given:

"start:app-admin": "APP_VARIANT=app-admin npm run start",
"start:app-viewer": "APP_VARIANT=app-viewer npm run start",
"build:app-viewer:staging": "APP_VARIANT=app-viewer npm run build",
"build:app-viewer:prod": "APP_VARIANT=app-viewer npm run build",
"deploy:app-viewer:staging": "npm run lint-and-test && npm run build:app-viewer:staging",
"deploy:app-viewer:prod": "npm run lint-and-test && npm run build:app-viewer:prod",

1. Search for view
2. Press Down until highlighting build:app-viewer:prod
3. Add to search sta

Actual

deploy:app-viewer:prod is highlighted.

Expected

Should reset the selection on search updates.

Use Case

• Using rr to run tests with Jest
• Using rrr and adding --watch

Use Case

• I just want to run type-check
• Don't want to wait for rr to load up for that
• Wish I could just run `rr type

Alternatives

• We can already use npx or yarn to run the full script name
• But in this case it's not fun to type npx type-check

e.g.:
terkelg/prompts#158

e.g.

https://github.com/RyanZim/awesome-npm-scripts

• See npx tsc -h