在没有 yarn/npm 命令的情况下使用 package.json 脚本

Question

Is there a possibility to run scripts commands inside package.json file without having to type yarn or npm before? I mean I have something like:

 "scripts": {
    "get": "node index.js"
  }

so to run it I have to type yarn get [arguments] . Is there any way to type only get [arguments] and it will also work?

Answer 1

I believe these scripts are run off on npm / yarn shell-scripts, so you do need to call npm / yarn for it to know what to run.

Alternatively, you could extract these scripts out to a bash (.sh) file and execute the bash file. In your package.json, you can also link the script to just run the bash file.

Answer 2

if you are not on windows this wont work but i am so im not sure how to do on any other os
In windows you can just create a.cmd file called eg. "get.cmd" then in command prompt run
what it does is just run the file named "get" and it asks for the args then runs the file; it does not need the extension so its just "get"
"get" and it will run the content inside the file

package.json:

"scripts": {
   "get": "node index.js"
}

get.cmd: (this is windows batch)

# just to make it cleaner (you dont get it showing what was ran it just runs)
@echo off
# this is to get the args
set /p args="args: "
# then it runs the yarn with %args% because args was defined with the set /p
yarn get %args%

index.js: (this is just for example put your real file)

console.log("you ran index!)

In command prompt:

C:\users\*user*\*folder*> get
args: 123
you ran index!