Blog post by Michael Kühnel covering advanced topics.
Sequel to »Why we should stop using Grunt & Gulp«.
The most comprehensive guide to using npm Scripts by Dr. Axel Rauschmayer.
Article by Cory House.
Blog post by Keith Cirkel.
Print a file to stdout, with optional watch mode; sorta like Unix `cat`.
Clear the terminal.
Copy a list of files into a directory.
`cp -r` for Node.js.
File/directory copying/renaming.
Set environment variables for scripts, unix-style.
Run platform-specific npm scripts.
Safer file and folder deletion.
Cross-platform `echo` with JS escape sequence support.
Create a directory, creating parent directories if needed; like `mkdir -p`.
Utility that reads from standard input and writes to standard output and files; like Unix `tee`.
Delete files or directories; like `rm -rf`.
Collection of common Unix utilities implemented in Node.js; example usage: `shx rm somefile`.
`rsync`-like directory syncing with watch mode.
Edit npm scripts from the command line without worrying about JSON escaping.
npm scripts desktop client.
Quickly run npm scripts by prefix without typing the full name.
Interactive cli menu to list and run npm scripts.
Run locally-installed node module executables. Useful for debugging npm scripts.
The npm scripts GUI.
Get main bower files on the command line.
Send native desktop notifications when npm scripts fail.
Get the gzipped size of a file or stdin.
Take contents of a file and output as new file with a hash in the name.
Add header / banner info to a file.
Open websites, files, executables, etc. with the user's preferred application.