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Quick Command Build (quick-command-build) is a command-line interface (CLI) tool designed for performing build operations, likely for JavaScript or web projects, given its 'uglify js' option. It provides options for setting build roots, temporary folders, input/output directories, and enabling detailed logging or minification. The package is currently at version 0.2.2 and appears to be an early-stage, specific-purpose build utility. The package specifies Node.js >= 0.8.0, which was released in 2012. This indicates the package is significantly outdated and has likely been abandoned, as modern Node.js versions and build ecosystems (e.g., Webpack, Vite, esbuild, npm scripts) have evolved considerably since its last apparent activity. It offers a limited feature set compared to contemporary build tools, focusing on basic file-system operations and JavaScript minification.

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Verified usage

Demonstrates how to invoke the `build` command-line tool with various options for a project.

#!/usr/bin/env node // This is a CLI tool, not a library meant for programmatic import. // To use it, you'd typically install it globally and run from the terminal. // Note: This package is very old and likely won't work with modern Node.js versions or project setups. // Assuming global installation: npm install -g quick-command-build // Example: Build a project named 'my-project' from the current directory, // with output to a 'dist' folder and JavaScript uglification enabled. // In your terminal: // build my-project --root . --outf dist --uglify true --moreLog true console.log("This package is a CLI tool. Run it via the 'build' command in your terminal."); console.log("Usage: build <name> [options]"); console.log("Example (in terminal): build my-app --root ./src --outf ./dist --uglify true"); console.log("Please refer to the original README for more details on options.");
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Known issues
breakingThe package targets Node.js version 0.8.0, which is extremely old (released June 2012). It is highly unlikely to function correctly with modern Node.js runtimes (v12+) due to significant API changes and module system evolution (ESM vs CJS).
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Do not use this package. Migrate to modern build tools like npm scripts, Webpack, Vite, or Rollup. If a similar simple CLI is needed, consider creating a custom script with `#!/usr/bin/env node` and modern Node.js APIs or using tools like `commander.js` or `yargs`.
affects: >=0.2.2
deprecatedThe 'uglify' option relies on UglifyJS, which has largely been superseded by Terser for ES6+ JavaScript minification. Using UglifyJS for modern JavaScript may lead to build failures or incorrect output.
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This package is not compatible with modern JavaScript build pipelines. For new projects, use modern minifiers like Terser via a contemporary build tool.
affects: >=0.2.2
abandonedThe package is unmaintained, with its last known activity (based on Node.js 0.8.0 engine requirement and publication date) dating back over a decade. There are no security updates, bug fixes, or new features.
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Immediately cease use in any active projects. Replace with maintained and secure alternatives. Using abandoned software introduces significant security vulnerabilities and compatibility issues.
affects: >=0.2.2
Errors
Common errors & fixes
Error: Cannot find module '...' or similar module resolution errors
The package's dependencies or internal modules might be incompatible with newer Node.js versions, or it might be missing expected global modules from its era.
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This package is not designed for modern Node.js. Update your project's build process to use current, maintained tools.
SyntaxError: Unexpected token 'export' or 'import'
The package likely pre-dates widespread ES Module (ESM) support in Node.js and may not correctly process or bundle modern JavaScript code using `import`/`export` syntax.
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This tool is unsuitable for projects using ES Modules. Migrate to a contemporary build system that supports ESM, TypeScript, and modern JavaScript syntax.
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