How to automatically install my default packages after tool installation

[Pilgrim1379]

After installing node or python, I have a bunch of packages that I like to install globally for each. At the moment I've got separate scripts that I execute from the command prompt to get this done. I was wondering if there's a way to say after installing node successfully, run this script which will then ensure that my node installation is good to go.

Like this morning I upgraded node but forgot to install my default global apps and rightfully mise doctor complained that the node shims were missing.

[jylenhofdecat]

For python you're probably looking for this :
https://mise.jdx.dev/lang/python.html#python-default-packages-file

For node, you're probably looking for this :
https://mise.jdx.dev/lang/node.html#default-node-packages

[Pilgrim1379]

@jylenhofdecat Thanks for the response. I feel however that the functionality linked to doesn't handle my particular need. I've pasted below the content only python and node scripts. Maybe that will help.

Python

#!/bin/zsh

pip install -U pip
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
    pip install -U wheel
    pip install -U pip-autoremove
    pip install -U configparser
    pip install -U pipdeptree
    pip install -U debugpy
    pip install -U pynvim
    pip install -U bpyutils
    pip install -U pipupgrade
    pip install -U pipx

    # when using asdf, first reshim python to ensure pipx is available for subsequent commands to work
    # if asdf reshim python; then
        # first uninstall previous packages
        if pipx uninstall-all; then
            pipx install pdm
            pipx install pyinstaller
            pipx install sphinx
            pipx install mypy
            pipx install ruff
            pipx install codespell

            pipx install cmake-language-server
            pipx install ruff-lsp
            # pipx install jedi-language-server
            pipx install python-lsp-server && \
                pipx inject python-lsp-server python-lsp-ruff

            pipx install neovim-remote
            pipx install pytest
            # pipx install vex
            pipx install nose
            pipx install pycodestyle
            pipx install pyflakes

            pipx install jupyterlab --include-deps && \
                pipx inject jupyterlab jupyterlab-lsp && \
                pipx inject jupyterlab jupyter-lsp && \
                pipx inject jupyterlab jupyterlab-git && \
                pipx inject jupyterlab jupyterlab_code_formatter && \
                pipx inject jupyterlab jupyterlab_templates && \
                pipx inject jupyterlab ipywidgets && \
                pipx inject jupyterlab catppuccin-jupyterlab && \
                pipx inject jupyterlab catppuccin-matplotlib
            
            pipx install jill
            pipx install xxh-xxh
            pipx install asciinema
            # pipx install streamlit
            pipx install kaggle
        else
  		    echo -e "\npipx uninstall-all failed or didn't excute"
  	    fi
else
    echo -e "\nUpgrading pip failed"
fi

Node

#!/bin/zsh

## Install default global package for node using pnpm

## upgrade npm
npm install -g npm

## importing helper
npm install -g import-js

## neovim
npm install -g neovim

## prettier
npm install -g prettier prettier-plugin-elm

npm install -g cliui@latest
npm install -g npm-check@latest
npm install -g npm-check-updates@latest

## Corepack and package managers
#
corepack enable
corepack prepare pnpm@latest --activate
corepack prepare yarn@stable --activate

## language servers
npm install -g typescript-language-server
npm install -g bash-language-server
npm install -g @elm-tooling/elm-language-server
npm install -g @tailwindcss/language-server
npm install -g vscode-json-languageservice
npm install -g yaml-language-server
npm install -g diagnostic-languageserver
npm install -g pyright
npm install -g emmet-ls

if command -v pnpm &> /dev/null
then
    ## typescript
    pnpm add -g typescript
    
    ## misc
    pnpm add -g spoof 
    pnpm add -g wscat
    
    ## Type `git open` to open the GitHub page or website for a repository.
    pnpm add -g git-open

    ## fancy listing of recent branches
    pnpm add -g git-recent

    ## ghost
    pnpm add -g ghost-cli@latest
    
    pnpm add -g less
    pnpm add -g stylus

    ## formatter and linters
    pnpm add -g eslint
    pnpm add -g js-beautify
    pnpm add -g stylelint

    ## live server
    pnpm add -g live-server
fi

echo -e "\nIf required run 'pnpm install-completion' to get completions working or pnpm."
echo -e "Installation complete."

[jdx]

at least some of these would probably be better managed by the npm backend so you don't need to reinstall them for every node version