A lightweight utility packed with personal quality-of-life (QoL) scripts and subcommands for improved command-line productivity!

• Easy configuration of Git profiles, local and global.
• Create projects with ease.
• Random, strong password generator.
• Open source.

Setting up the project requires that pnpm is installed globally.

If you have not already installed pnpm, run the following command before proceeding:

npm install -g pnpm

After ensuring pnpm is installed, run the following command to build, set up, and link the project for CLI usage:

pnpm ompa:setup

This setup script will build the package and link it to the global npm bin, allowing you to run OMPA commands from any CLI.

After setup, you can run OMPA commands directly in your terminal. Here’s how to use the included commands:

A simple script for managing Git configurations. It reads profiles from a specified config file and updates your Git settings accordingly.

gitconf {profile} [(--global)]

• {profile} Name of profile, read from config file
• --global (Optional) Use this flag to set the configuration globally instead of locally.

A simple script for creating projects. Currently supports Node.js and React (create-react-app).

create {framework|project} [arguments]

• {profile|project} Framework or project to create
• arguments Arguments required to setup the specified project

To create a node.js project with typescript, one can run the following command:

ompa create node ./path/to/project express dotenv

The above will generate a project at the relative path from where the command is executed. To create the project in the current directory, use . or ./.

Additional PNPM packages can also be installed by specifying them after the path/name of the project, separated by blankspaces. In the above example, express and dotenv will be added to the project as production dependencies.

If you just want to create a project with a name (similar to 'create-react-app App'), replace the path with your project name. See the example below:

ompa create node My-Awesome-App express vite ts-jest

Note: this is equivalent to writing "./My-Awesome-App"

Generates a random, strong password with a fixed size of 16 characters.

password (--verbose|--no-copy)

• --verbose Logs the password to the console.
• --no-copy Will not copy password to clipboard, but instead log the password to the console.

To generate a random, strong password:

ompa password

The command above will generate a 16-characters long password and copy it to your clipboard.

If you are on an unsupported platform, the copy to clipboard will fail. Instead, you can use the flag --no-copy to skip copying to clipboard and log the password to the console. This works similary to --verbose, however, --verbose will still try to copy your generated password to the clipboard.

To skip the copying to clipboard, run the command below instead of the previous command:

ompa password --no-copy