Radashi maintains a plethora of custom scripts to help with development and maintenance. Many of them can be run through the pnpm CLI. Others are used by the GitHub Actions workflows. Some are executed manually by the maintainers.

Below is a list of all the scripts in this directory, categorized by purpose. If you're looking to contribute to Radashi, you may find the scripts with a 🏎 icon to be useful, while the rest are likely irrelevant to you.

Legend:

• 🏎 = Contribution scripts
• 🔧 = Maintenance scripts

• format 🏎
  Format the codebase using Biome and/or Prettier, depending on which files are being formatted. You may pass filter patterns to only format certain files. If the repository is in a clean state, formatting fixes are automatically committed.

  pnpm format
  pnpm format src
  

• lint 🏎
  Lint the codebase using Biome, CSpell, TypeScript's compiler, and/or the JSR.io CLI. You may pass filter patterns to only lint certain files. The --base option can be used to lint only the files that have changed since the specified commit. The ./scripts/ directory won't be linted if you pass --ignore-scripts.

  pnpm lint
  pnpm lint src
  pnpm lint --base <commit>
  pnpm lint --ignore-scripts
  

• test-branch 🏎
  Run tests affected by changes made in the current branch.

  pnpm test-branch
  

• test-single 🏎
  Run tests for a single function. While you could use pnpm test <function-name>, this script will also run tests for functions that depend on the specified function, and test coverage will only be reported for the tested functions.

  pnpm test-single <function-name>
  

• bench-file 🔧
  Used by the bench-main and bench-pr workflows to run benchmarks for a single file. This is a workaround for out-of-memory issues with Vitest.

• checkout-pr 🔧
  Checkout a pull request into the current branch, but don't commit it. This is used by the bench-pr and register-pr workflows.

• publish-version 🔧
  Publish a new version to NPM. Used by the publish-beta, publish-latest, and publish-patch workflows.

• release-notes 🔧
  Generate an initial draft of release notes using git log -p output and Anthropic Claude.

• seed-benchmarks 🔧
  Seed the benchmarks table in Radashi's Supabase instance with benchmark results.

• seed-merged-functions 🔧
  Seed the merged_functions table in Radashi's Supabase instance with merged functions.

• seed-proposed-functions 🔧
  Seed the proposed_functions table in Radashi's Supabase instance with proposed functions.

• update-browserslist 🔧
  Update the browserslist property of package.json using the browserslist-generator package, so browsers with ES2017 support and Node.js 16+ are included.

  pnpm update-browserslist
  

• bench-main
  Run benchmarks on the main branch.

• bench-pr
  Run benchmarks on a pull request.

• bundle-impact
  Analyze the impact of a pull request on the bundle size. You can run this locally with pnpm bundle-impact to check the impact of your changes (e.g. before opening a pull request).

• prerelease-pr
  Copy a pull request into the beta or next branch.

• register-pr
  Register a pull request with Radashi's Supabase instance and its Algolia instance. This registry is used by the Radashi VSCode extension's Search Functions command, which not only searches official functions, but also includes proposed functions from the Pull Requests tab!

• benchmarks
  Functions for benchmarking Radashi's performance.

• biome-config
  Biome configuration for Radashi.

• changelog
  Functions for generating a changelog and inferring the next version based on conventional commits. We use the amazing git-cliff package for changelog generation and conventional commit parsing.

• common
  Various utilities used by Radashi scripts.

• radashi-db
  Client libraries for Radashi's Supabase and Algolia databases.