Commands still depend on your project
The builder creates text configuration only. It does not install packages or verify that a command, file path, or platform-specific shell syntax works in your repository.
Build an npm scripts section without hand-editing JSON. Start from common templates or add custom names and commands, preview the package.json, and copy or download the result.
The builder creates text configuration only. It does not install packages or verify that a command, file path, or platform-specific shell syntax works in your repository.
No. Install every CLI or package referenced by the generated commands in your project.
Yes. Add a script and edit both its name and command.
No. The generated preview is a new package.json draft, so merge the scripts into an existing file carefully.
Build and manage your package.json scripts visually. Add commands, chain them together, and export your configuration.
&&Runs next command only if previous succeeds||Runs next command only if previous fails;Runs next command regardless of previous result&Runs commands in parallel (Unix only){
"name": "my-app",
"version": "1.0.0",
"scripts": {
"dev": "next dev",
"build": "next build",
"start": "next start"
}
}npm run to execute any scriptpretest runs before test&& to chain commands that must all succeedcross-env for env vars