This is a rewrite of Supreme in Rust.

brew install opendevtools/supreme/supreme

All commands with documentation can be found by running supreme --help.

Add a .gitignore with some common defaults.

supreme add git

Add GraphQL Code Generator and plugins for generation of TypeScript types.

Installed npm dependencies: graphql, @graphql-codegen/cli, @graphql-codegen/introspection, @graphql-codegen/typescript, @graphql-codegen/typescript-resolvers

supreme add graphql-codegen

Add a husky configuration containing a pre-commit hook that runs pretty-quick. This formats all staged files, that are supported, using Prettier.

Installed npm dependencies: husky, pretty-quick

supreme add husky

Add a .nvmrc with the current running Node version

supreme add nvm

Add a .prettierrc with some defaults.

Installed npm dependencies: prettier

supreme add prettier

Install dependencies and configuration for Jest testing. It also adds scripts in package.json for running tests locally and in CI environments.

• Installed npm dependencies (JavaScript): jest, jest-watch-typeahead, is-ci-cli
• Installed npm dependencies (ReScript): @glennsl/bs-jest, jest-watch-typeahead, is-ci-cli

supreme add jest

Install dependencies and configuration for Tailwind CSS.

• Installed npm dependencies: tailwindcss, postcss, autoprefixer

supreme add tailwind

Display the current configuration

supreme config list

Update a configuration setting

• --node - Set if you want to use npm, yarn, or pnpm for installing Node dependencies [Possible values: npm, yarn, pnpm]

supreme config set --node yarn

Install any Node package. Automatically selects npm, yarn, or pnpm depending on which lockfile exists (or falls back to what's set in the config). If no arguments are passed, it installs all packages in package.json.

// Install all dependencies
supreme install

// Install one package
supreme install jest

// Install multiple
supreme install jest prettier

// Install with bash expansion
supreme install jest prettier @types/{jest,react}

Tip: Add aliases for easy access. For instance, ni (alias ni=supreme install) and nisd (alias nisd=supreme install --dev).

Create workflows for GitHub actions. It automatically detects these languages and tweaks the config files:

• JavaScript / TypeScript
• ReScript
• Rust

• pr_check.yml - Run tests and linting on pull requests targeting main branch
• release.yml - Run tests and publishes a new release on push to main branch

• --no-npm, -n - Turn off @semantic-release/npm in .releaserc and remove NPM_TOKEN secret from release.yml
• --project, -p - Pass a supported project type [Possible values: javascript, rescript, rust]

Environment variables are set inside GitHub repository settings -> Secrets.

• GITHUB_TOKEN - Added automatically by GitHub for each repo
• NPM_TOKEN (optional) - If you wish to publish the package/app to npm. If you don't want to build to npm then use the --no-npm flag.

supreme github-actions

Create a ReScript project with Tailwind.

supreme rescript my-project-name

You'll get some instructions after the project has been created

• cd my-project-name
• npm install
• npm start (start the compiler)
• npm run server (in another terminal window, start development server)

Create a GraphQL project.

supreme graphql my-project-name

You'll get some instructions after the project has been created

• cd my-project-name
• npm install
• npm run dev (start the development server)

List all available package.json scripts, select one and supreme will run it.

supreme run

Uninstall any Node package. Automatically selects npm, yarn, or pnpm depending on which lockfile exists (or falls back to what's set in the config).

// Uninstall one package
supreme uninstall jest

// Uninstall multiple
supreme uninstall jest prettier

// Uninstall with bash expansion
supreme uninstall jest prettier @types/{jest,react}

Tip: Add an alias for easy access. For instance, nu (alias nu=supreme uninstall).

Update Node packages. Automatically selects npm, yarn, or pnpm depending on which lockfile exists (or falls back to what's set in the config).

supreme update-dependencies

Add or remove packages inside Yarn workspaces.

Note: Only works with a packages folder for now.

// Lists and allows the user to select which package to install to.
// Then prompts the user for a dependency to install.
supreme workspace add

// Lists and allows the user to select which package to install to.
// Installs the provided dependency. Works with bash expansion.
supreme workspace add @types/{jest,node}

// Remove dependency from selected package
supreme workspace remove

Tip: Add aliases for easy access. For instance, nw (alias nw=supreme workspace add) and nwsd (alias nwsd=supreme workspace add --dev)