FuckingNode is a unique, state of the art CLI to automate headache giving tasks and make it easier to develop in N*deJS, Deno, or Bun.
You hate running eslint
every time. You hate npm taking
away your disk space. You have your SSD being full because of 20
libraries you're not even releasing anyway. You hate forgetting test
suites before committing code. You hate messing up while migrating a
NodeJS project to Bun. You hate this fucking chaos, and so do
we.
So, we built a solution.
All these things by just running one command.
npm dedupe, pnpm prune, whatever you need. They all recursively run across all of your projects.
npm is so slow it feels like it doesn't cache stuff, but it does - taking GBs. We know how to clean it up.
If enabled, every project gets passed through ESLint/Prettier (or the tools of your choice). Automatically.
Keep forgetting that dist/
folder with stuff you
already released taking up storage? Forget about it, we clean it for
you.
You usually forget this, don't we all? We do it for you, and even push the updated lockfile to Git if you want to.
This is obviously optional, but if your hard drive surprises you with literally no space left, you can surprise it with this "feature".
Cloning a project, installing dependencies, opening your
IDE...
Save the commands and clicks up, and focus on coding.
Agreeable, right? You should be writing code, not config. We
brought it for you, just run setup
and we'll take care.
There's actually a lot more features, find out by looking at our docs.
Actually useful answers for you.
clean
to work across all my
stuff ASAP?
You just need to add all your projects to the FuckingNode list,
using fuckingnode add
. If you have a single folder with
all of your projects (like most people do), you'll enjoy the fact
that glob patterns like /* do work.
Once added, clean
will take care of all added projects one by one.
fuckingnode commit
, besides preventing the "oh i forgot
the test suite" headache, also prevents commits that include .env or
node_modules/. Your welcome.
fuckingnode uncommit
undoes the last commit and lets
you modify its files, then automatically commits them
back.
If a commitCmd exists (like your test suite), it'll
run it again, to stop you if the code doesn't pass tests (note: if
that happens, you'll need to re-run the commit command as uncommit
will go out of loop; files remain in stage area so this isn't a big
problem).
This can format and lint your code + update dependencies + remove
outdated build artifacts for every fucking project you
have.
And yes, it can do it automatically (that's its
purpose).
Just run fkadd
from its root (or fkadd
[filepath]
) and it'll be auto-added. If it's a monorepo
it'll ask what to do with its workspaces.
It's not needed, since most features are either runtime agnostic or can
detect the current-working-directory as a project, but it is highly
recommended, as the main feature (automated, bulk cleanup) does require it.
Actually, yes.
FuckingNode provides an automation (fuckingnode surrender
) to deprecate projects. It'll generate
a deprecation notice in the README for you, push that to Git, then
remove the code (and consequently node_modules) from your local
system so you don't waste storage to an abandoned project.
Actually...fuckingnode terminate
entirely
uninstalls a language and removes package manager caches from it, as
well as typical installation leftovers. For NodeJS, it removes all
three package managers if installed. It works for any runtime/stack
we support.
Does FuckingNode fuck around your runtime? Probably.
Don't ask why
did we add support for Rust, neither do we know.
Feature | NodeJS | Deno | Bun | Go | Cargo |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Cleaning your projects | ✅ | 🟡 | 🟡 | 🟡 | 🟡 |
Kickstart projects | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
Smart commits | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | 🟡 | 🟡 |
Semi-automated releases | ✅ npm | ✅ jsr | ✅ npm | ❌ | ✅ crates |
Stats | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | 🟡 | ✅ |
FuckingNode Surrender™ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
Setups | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
FuckingNode Audit™ | ✅ | ❌ | ✅ | ❌ | ❌ |
Auto-launch | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ | ✅ |
If you don't love FuckingNode by this point, you simply don't love
yourself.
It's free, open source, has no paywalls, no tracking, no
20-step-long onboarding...
And it does everything, EVERYTHING it
can to save your valuable time.
There's literally no reason for you
to leave without trying it.
Download it and give it a go!
You will love it.