Tweak npm/npx command descriptions

Author: jdalton

src/commands/npm/cmd-npm.mts

@@ -44,17 +44,14 @@ async function run(
     API Token Requirements
       ${getFlagApiRequirementsOutput(`${parentName}:${CMD_NAME}`)}
 
-    Run npm with packages installs gated through the Socket API.
-    See docs for more details.
-
-    Note: Everything after "npm" is sent straight to the npm command.
-          Only the \`--dryRun\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
+    Note: Everything after "npm" is passed to the npm command.
+          Only the \`--dry-run\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
 
     Use \`socket wrapper on\` to alias this command as \`npm\`.
 
     Examples
       $ ${command}
-      $ ${command} install -g socket
+      $ ${command} install -g cowsay
     `,
   }
 

src/commands/npm/cmd-npm.test.mts

@@ -23,17 +23,14 @@ describe('socket npm', async () => {
             - Quota: 100 units
             - Permissions: packages:list
 
-          Run npm with packages installs gated through the Socket API.
-          See docs for more details.
-
-          Note: Everything after "npm" is sent straight to the npm command.
-                Only the \`--dryRun\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
+          Note: Everything after "npm" is passed to the npm command.
+                Only the \`--dry-run\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
 
           Use \`socket wrapper on\` to alias this command as \`npm\`.
 
           Examples
             $ socket npm
-            $ socket npm install -g socket"
+            $ socket npm install -g cowsay"
       `,
       )
       expect(`\n   ${stderr}`).toMatchInlineSnapshot(`

src/commands/npx/cmd-npx.mts

@@ -44,17 +44,13 @@ async function run(
     API Token Requirements
       ${getFlagApiRequirementsOutput(`${parentName}:${CMD_NAME}`)}
 
-    Run npx with packages installs gated through the Socket API.
-    See docs for more details.
-
-    Note: Everything after "npx" is sent straight to the npx command.
-          Only the \`--dryRun\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
+    Note: Everything after "npx" is passed to the npx command.
+          Only the \`--dry-run\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
 
     Use \`socket wrapper on\` to alias this command as \`npx\`.
 
     Examples
-      $ ${command}
-      $ ${command} prettier
+      $ ${command} cowsay
   `,
   }
 

src/commands/npx/cmd-npx.test.mts

@@ -23,17 +23,13 @@ describe('socket npx', async () => {
             - Quota: 100 units
             - Permissions: packages:list
 
-          Run npx with packages installs gated through the Socket API.
-          See docs for more details.
-
-          Note: Everything after "npx" is sent straight to the npx command.
-                Only the \`--dryRun\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
+          Note: Everything after "npx" is passed to the npx command.
+                Only the \`--dry-run\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
 
           Use \`socket wrapper on\` to alias this command as \`npx\`.
 
           Examples
-            $ socket npx
-            $ socket npx prettier"
+            $ socket npx cowsay"
       `,
       )
       expect(`\n   ${stderr}`).toMatchInlineSnapshot(`

src/commands/raw-npm/cmd-raw-npm.mts

@@ -20,15 +20,15 @@ const config: CliCommandConfig = {
     Usage
       $ ${command} ...
 
-    This does the opposite of \`socket npm\`: it will execute the real \`npm\`
-    command without Socket. This can be useful when you have the wrapper on
-    and want to install a certain package anyways. Use at your own risk.
+    Execute \`npm\` without gating installs through the Socket API.
+    Useful when  \`socket wrapper on\` is enabled and you want to bypass
+    the Socket wrapper. Use at your own risk.
 
-    Note: Everything after "raw-npm" is sent straight to the npm command.
-          Only the \`--dryRun\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
+    Note: Everything after "raw-npm" is passed to the npm command.
+          Only the \`--dry-run\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
 
     Examples
-      $ ${command} install -g socket
+      $ ${command} install -g cowsay
   `,
 }
 

src/commands/raw-npm/cmd-raw-npm.test.mts

@@ -19,15 +19,15 @@ describe('socket raw-npm', async () => {
           Usage
             $ socket raw-npm ...
 
-          This does the opposite of \`socket npm\`: it will execute the real \`npm\`
-          command without Socket. This can be useful when you have the wrapper on
-          and want to install a certain package anyways. Use at your own risk.
+          Execute \`npm\` without gating installs through the Socket API.
+          Useful when  \`socket wrapper on\` is enabled and you want to bypass
+          the Socket wrapper. Use at your own risk.
 
-          Note: Everything after "raw-npm" is sent straight to the npm command.
-                Only the \`--dryRun\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
+          Note: Everything after "raw-npm" is passed to the npm command.
+                Only the \`--dry-run\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
 
           Examples
-            $ socket raw-npm install -g socket"
+            $ socket raw-npm install -g cowsay"
       `,
       )
       expect(`\n   ${stderr}`).toMatchInlineSnapshot(`

src/commands/raw-npx/cmd-raw-npx.mts

@@ -20,15 +20,15 @@ const config: CliCommandConfig = {
     Usage
       $ ${command} ...
 
-    This does the opposite of \`socket npx\`: it will execute the real \`npx\`
-    command without Socket. This can be useful when you have the wrapper on
-    and want to run a certain package anyways. Use at your own risk.
+    Execute \`npx\` without gating installs through the Socket API.
+    Useful when  \`socket wrapper on\` is enabled and you want to bypass
+    the Socket wrapper. Use at your own risk.
 
-    Note: Everything after "raw-npx" is sent straight to the npx command.
-          Only the \`--dryRun\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
+    Note: Everything after "raw-npx" is passed to the npx command.
+          Only the \`--dry-run\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
 
     Examples
-      $ ${command} prettier
+      $ ${command} cowsay
   `,
 }
 

src/commands/raw-npx/cmd-raw-npx.test.mts

@@ -19,15 +19,15 @@ describe('socket raw-npx', async () => {
           Usage
             $ socket raw-npx ...
 
-          This does the opposite of \`socket npx\`: it will execute the real \`npx\`
-          command without Socket. This can be useful when you have the wrapper on
-          and want to run a certain package anyways. Use at your own risk.
+          Execute \`npx\` without gating installs through the Socket API.
+          Useful when  \`socket wrapper on\` is enabled and you want to bypass
+          the Socket wrapper. Use at your own risk.
 
-          Note: Everything after "raw-npx" is sent straight to the npx command.
-                Only the \`--dryRun\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
+          Note: Everything after "raw-npx" is passed to the npx command.
+                Only the \`--dry-run\` and \`--help\` flags are caught here.
 
           Examples
-            $ socket raw-npx prettier"
+            $ socket raw-npx cowsay"
       `,
       )
       expect(`\n   ${stderr}`).toMatchInlineSnapshot(`