fix: Add an update sub-command the @trigger.dev/cli that updates all @trigger.dev/* packages

[rishi-raj-jain]

Resolves #166
/claim #166

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[rishi-raj-jain]

I've tested this with both npm & pnpm as well.

@ologbonowiwi would you like to confirm as well?

[wesleymatosdev]

Tested here and it works locally

[rishi-raj-jain]

Thanks for the confirmation! @ericallam Can you take a look at this now that we've confirmed working of this?

[matt-aitken]

This is mostly there. But there's an issue with how you're evaluating whether packages are the same or not.

You can test CLI changes like this by following from line 123 in the Contributions guide.

[rishi-raj-jain]

@matt-aitken @ericallam Did you get a chance to look at this one?

[matt-aitken]

@rishi-raj-jain the code looks good, but I think we should use this package (recommended by another developer): https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-check-updates

This would massively simplify the code here and will be more reliable as that package has a lot of contributors and high usage.

You can see how it's used as a package at the bottom of the readme. You can specify wildcards to get all the @trigger.dev/ packages.

I'll tip you generously if you make this change because we've messed you around a bit here. Sorry about that.

[rishi-raj-jain]

Sure, I'll be on it. Appreciate your kindness ☺️

[rishi-raj-jain]

Hey @matt-aitken,

I just took a look at the suggested package.

For this won't the user need to install the npm-check-updates package on their device globally? I mean we can do it with another exec as well but it seems intrusive.
Also, in the environment that don't provide access to installing global packages would be affected?

[rishi-raj-jain]

Happy to implement with the package suggested if you want me to. I'm fine with that as well. Just lmk.

[ericallam]

@rishi-raj-jain You can use npm-check-updates programatically:

So you just need to add npm-check-updates as a dep of the cli package and then use it in the code just like any other package.

[rishi-raj-jain]

@ericallam

Thanks for pointing me in that direction!

This is ready for review.

[ericallam]

This is looking good! Can you please leave a comment on this PR the steps you've taken to test this change?

[rishi-raj-jain]

@ericallam

Let me attach the whole reproduction video. I tried the whole thing in a seperate project.

[rishi-raj-jain]

Video: https://a.storyblok.com/f/117912/x/7b8a5ad330/screen-recording-2023-08-22-at-2-51-36-pm.mp4

1. So in the video, I've copy pasted the whole code into a test folder which has latest axios and node-fetch.
2. Then I downgrade axios & node-fetch to ^0 versions.
3. As utilites in your project don't exist in my test environment, as you can see in the video, I've quickly added some code to read and write json file.
4. Then I update the code to call the update command in the file (which in your case is mapped through the cli option).
5. Then I run the function, it comes back with the message of no trigger.dev packages to update.
6. Then I run the function after changing the selector to axios, and you can see it printing a table of old and new.
7. Then I run the function after changing the selector to node-fetch, and you can see it printing a table of old and new.
8. I press yes, and the package.json is updated.
9. I expect the installDependencies to work with the utility you already have, hence haven't rewrote that in my test env.

[ericallam]

Can you use our guide for testing CLI changes here:

https://github.com/triggerdotdev/trigger.dev/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#testing-cli-changes

[rishi-raj-jain]

@ericallam

Done, it worked! Here's the whole of video of the same:

Screen.Recording.2023-08-22.at.3.16.27.PM.mp4

[rishi-raj-jain]

@ericallam

Thanks for merging the PR.

#317 (comment)

Just saying that in that comment, I was told that I'd get a generous tip. Would be good to hear from you regarding the same.

[ericallam]

/tip $100

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🎉🎈 @rishi-raj-jain has been awarded $100! 🎈🎊

[rishi-raj-jain]

Thank you so much for considering that, @ericallam! 🙏🏻