NodeNanny

NodeNanny is a friendly CLI tool designed to help you quickly configure your Node.js environment by setting up npm, Yarn, and npx. It allows you to easily specify author information, configure proxies, and check the current configuration of your tools.

Features

• Set Author Information: Configure your name and email for npm and Yarn.
• Proxy Setup: Easily set HTTP and HTTPS proxy settings for npm and Yarn.
• Configuration Check: Verify the current configuration of npm, Yarn, and npx.
• Automatic Detection: NodeNanny checks whether npm, Yarn, or npx are installed and adjusts accordingly.

Installation

To install NodeNanny globally, use npm:

npm install -g nodenanny

This command will make the nodenanny CLI available globally.

Usage

NodeNanny provides several options to help you configure your environment:

Basic Commands

• Help: Display the help message.

  nodenanny --help

• Set Author Name and Email:

  nodenanny --name "Your Name" --email "[e-mail]"

• Configure Proxy Settings:

  nodenanny --proxy

  This will prompt you to enter the HTTP and HTTPS proxy URLs.

• Check Current Configurations:

  nodenanny --check-config

  Displays the current configurations for npm, Yarn, and npx.

Examples

Example 1: Set Up Author Information

nodenanny --name "John Doe" --email "[e-mail]"

This command sets your name and email in both npm and Yarn configurations.

Example 2: Configure Proxy Settings

nodenanny --proxy

This will guide you through setting up HTTP and HTTPS proxies for npm and Yarn.

Example 3: Check Configuration

nodenanny --check-config

Displays the current configuration settings for npm, Yarn, and npx.

Error Handling

NodeNanny automatically detects whether npm, Yarn, or npx are installed. If a tool is not installed, it skips configuration for that tool and provides a friendly message.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit issues and pull requests to improve NodeNanny.

Author

Lucian BLETAN