VisCommandsvis exec

vis exec

Execute a local node_modules/.bin command (no remote fallback)

vis exec

Run a binary from the workspace's node_modules/.bin/ (or a project's local one). Unlike vis dlx, exec never falls back to fetching the package from the network — if it's not installed, it fails.

On deno, vis exec maps to deno task <name> rather than the npm-style binary path. The --filter, --recursive, and topological-order flags are no-ops there.

Usage

vis exec <command> [args...] [options]

Examples

vis exec eslint .
vis exec tsc --noEmit
vis exec -r -- eslint .          # run in every workspace package
vis exec -c 'echo $PATH'         # shell mode

Options

OptionAliasDefaultDescription
--shell-mode-cfalseExecute within shell environment
--recursive-rfalseRun in every workspace package
--workspace-root-wfalseRun on workspace root only
--filter-FFilter packages by name pattern (repeatable)
--parallelfalseRun concurrently without topological ordering
--reversefalseReverse topological execution order
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