vpx

vpx [-p pkg]... [-c] [-s] [--tsconfig file] [pkg@version | script] [arguments]

vpx is the package-runner bin shipped with vite-plus, the same job as vp dlx when it downloads a package. The vite-plus package installs it as vpx. Inside a project, the copy that package managers put first on PATH for scripts does not hand off to a global CLI.A name that is installed as a project-local binary runs directly (vpx eslint .). A package, a name@version, --package, or --shell-mode runs through this package's vp dlx. A script path, or Node.js options followed by a script, runs in Node.js with the loader from this package. TypeScript files are scripts (vpx ./scripts/seed.ts).Flags that vpx itself understands must come before the first positional argument. --watch before a script reruns it when a file it uses changes; it does not turn on Node.js's own watch mode. --watch-path is rejected. --package and --shell-mode cannot be combined with running a script. --tsconfig applies only to a script.With nothing to run, vpx exits with an error and prints usage.

-p, --package pkg

Package to place on PATH. Repeatable. Also -p=name and --package=name

Run the positional text as a shell command, as in the cowsay example

Quieter package execution. Forwarded to the vp dlx invocation

TypeScript config for a script. Also --tsconfig=file. Not valid in package mode

Before a script, rerun it when a file it uses changes

Print usage

Print the version

Download and run that package. Extra arguments are the package's arguments

A file to run, or Node.js options (such as --inspect) and then the file

A leading option is never treated as a package name: it selects script mode, and a missing script is an error rather than a download. --package together with a script path fails. The project-local vpx never delegates to a different global vpx. Package execution goes through vp dlx from this same package.

vpx is a bin entry of the vite-plus package from voidzero-dev/vite-plus (Vite+, VoidZero), next to vp and vpr.

vp(1), vpr(1), vp-env(1), npx(1), npm(1), node(1)

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