I made a small tool to automatically handle git/npm stuff without worries. Think of it as a automated tiny local CI, you just run "happy" and can rest easy know

I made a small tool to automatically handle git/npm stuff without worries. Think of it as a automated tiny local CI, you just run "happy" and can rest easy knowing that in few seconds/minutes (depending on your build+tests+etc) the latest running version will be deployed in git/npm/etc: npm install happy -g $ happy // Basically does: - npm build (if package.json build available) - npm lint (if package.json lint available) - npm test (if package.json test available) - git add . && git commit -m $MESSAGE || "Saved on $DATE" - git pull - git push happy --now // Same but omit the build+lint+test steps, ideal for e.g. a documentation change happy --major | --minor | --patch | --publish 1.2.3 // Same but use `np` (install separately) to bump the {publish} version and publish it in npm It is built to maintain many small Git/npm projects, which fits my usecase and needs perfectly. But it has some limitations ofc, like it works assuming small projects working on a single git branch so if you have any kind of more advanced git setup it won't work properly.