Running bash scripts with npm

问题:

I want to try using npm to run my various build tasks for a web application. I know I can do this by adding a scripts field to my package.json like so:

"scripts": {
   "build": "some build command"
},

This gets unwieldy when you have more complex commands with a bunch of options. Is it possible to move these commands to a bash script or something along those lines? Something like:

"scripts": {
   "build": "build.sh"
},

where npm run build would execute the commands in the build.sh file?

Reading through this post it seems like it is, but I'm not clear on exactly where I'm supposed to drop my build.sh file or if I'm missing something.

回答1:

Its totally possible...

"scripts": {
   "build": "./build.sh"
},

also, make sure you put a hash bang at the top of your bash file #!/usr/bin/env bash

also make sure you have permissions to execute the file

chmod +x ./build.sh

Finally, the command to run build in npm would be

npm run build

回答2:

Even Simpler:

I routinely do this for one-offs and PoC's not involving a VCS

package.json

{
    "scripts": {
        "ship": "rsync -avz deployable/* <some-server>:/var/www/some-site/sub-dir/"
    },
}
...