npm-run-all
A CLI tool to run multiple npm-scripts in parallel or sequential with glob-like patterns.
What is npm-run-all?
npm-run-all is a CLI tool that allows developers to run multiple npm scripts either sequentially or in parallel using glob-like patterns. It solves the problem of verbose script chaining (e.g., `npm run clean && npm run build:css && ...`) and ensures cross-platform compatibility, particularly for Windows users where native parallel execution isn't supported.
Node.js developers and teams who manage complex build processes, monorepos, or projects with multiple npm scripts and need efficient, cross-platform script execution.
Developers choose npm-run-all for its simplicity in reducing script command verbosity, reliable cross-platform parallel execution, and seamless integration with both npm and Yarn workflows.
Overview
A CLI tool to run multiple npm-scripts in parallel or sequential.
Use Cases
Best For
- Running multiple build steps (e.g., CSS, JS, HTML) in a defined sequence
- Executing linting, testing, and compilation tasks concurrently to speed up workflows
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