feat: npm init alias

[kanadgupta]

🧰 Changes

Per the npm init docs, we can utilize the @readme namespace to do fancy things like:

npm init @readme

which would run the following:

npx @readme/create

This PR creates that @readme/create repo and aliases it to rdme openapi --github, but we might wanna do something fancier at some point. Also should this be versioned the same as rdme? Lots of open questions, but figured I'd open this PR to get the conversation started.

[erunion]

I don't think this will work if you pull @readme/create down as it'll try to run ../../bin/rdme on your machine.

[kanadgupta]

how is it any different than what's being done in this line?

rdme/package.json

Line 11 in fc22c18

"rdme": "bin/rdme"

[kanadgupta]

ohhh wait I think I know what you mean. I bet it's not even installing rdme to begin with. duh

[erunion]

If we publish @readme/create to npm we only publish what's in packages/create, which won't include the bin directory.

[erunion]

Can we use npx here at all?

"bin": "npx rdme openapi --github"

[kanadgupta]

jinx lol a856904

[erunion]

Or @readme/create can just have rdme@latest as a dependency and then we can call that from an index.js file like they do in create-react-app:

• https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app/blob/main/packages/create-react-app/package.json#L25
• https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app/blob/main/packages/create-react-app/index.js

[kanadgupta]

the commit I just pushed feels a little lighter than the CRA approach—are there any upsides besides the ability to write internal comments?

[erunion]

Nah, if the commit you pushed worked I'm cool w/ that.

[kanadgupta]

the thing is I have no idea how to test it lol