v5.0.0 - the great rename!

Hi there! I kinda botched things a bit with the release, so you're reading a changelog that I wrote by hand. Fun stuff!

So you can see the enormous diff between the latest p-s version (3.1.0) and nps (v5.0.0) here. I'll give you some highlights:

Backward Compatible Changes:

b80aa2b: fix(init): don't fail when there are no scripts (#99)

Now you can init on a project that has no package.json scripts 🎉

3566a15: fix(load): allow function to be exported (as docs say) (#98)

I don't think anyone was doing this because it never worked, but it does now. So feel free to do it!

Breaking Changes:

acb7917: fix(parallel): remove --parallel in favor of concurrently (#94)

This was a pretty big change! See the linked PR for more on why it was decided to do this. I'm pretty pleased with it to be honest. concurrently is a great package and I'm already loving using it (the labels are cool)! I'm also thinking about making nps-utils which will have utility functions you can use in your package-scripts.js file to make using things like concurrently more ergonomic :)

before:

nps --parallel lint,test,build

after:

concurrently --kill-others "nps lint" "nps test" "nps build"

I realize that's a bit verbose, but writing a function for that is pretty straightforward (and like I said, I may provide one with nps-utils one day). Things can get pretty awesome (and colorful 🌈) with concurrently if you do something like this 😄

9bcf1e3: fix(deps): remove bluebird (#102)

I'm pretty sure it's been awhile since we dropped support for environments that don't support native Promises, but this is the nail in the coffin for that.

b180bad: perf(babel): target node v4 (#103)

Again, I'm pretty sure v4 is our oldest supported version, so we're transpiling down to that version of node now.

f5e17f4: fix(cli): improve handling of forwarding args/flags (#101)

This was a (surprisingly) HUGE refactor. Before, we were using commander and things were pretty hacky (especially for stuff like autocompletion and what-not). With yargs things are much more flexible.

Another significant change here is the change for #100.

before:

nps lint,build "src/**/*.js"

after:

nps "lint src/**/*.js" "build src/**/*.js"

It's kinda sad, but I honestly never really saw anyone utilizing the argument forwarding feature anyway. Where this gets a little more impactful is when you're typing at the command line:

before:

nps test --updateSnapshot

after:

nps "test --updateSnapshot"

Notice the quotes. Those are now required for a command and its arguments to be grouped (otherwise --updateSnapshot will be assumed to be a command you're trying to execute and you'll get an error). Actually, nps will throw an error if you try nps foo --flag because --flag is not a recognized nps flag :)

28141fb: fix(name): rename from p-s to nps

This is thanks to @tmpvar for giving up the name "nps" for his npmsearch-cli package. 👏 Thank you! Now things are much less confusing. There's only one alias. p-s will no longer work:

before: (if you were even using this alias)

p-s test

after:

nps test

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That's it! Overall, I'm excited about this release! Thanks for upgrading! If you have any trouble, please file an issue! There are still more issues up for grabs if anyone wants to contribute!