@gusmano/reext 0.0.202

node ./dist/scripts/postinstall.js

The script appears to be a post-installation cleanup script for a Node.js project. It performs the following actions:

1. It imports the fs module for filesystem operations and the chalk module for colored console output.
2. It defines a function 'l' for logging with a special prefix and blue color.
3. It logs the start of the post-install script for the current package.
4. It reads the original package.json file from the project root.
5. It deletes various script entries and configurations from the package.json object, such as dev, build, test, watch, coverage, eslintConfig, devDependencies, and dependencies.
6. It writes the modified package.json back to the disk.
7. It removes the ./dist/scripts, ./dist/data, ./dist/resources, and ./dist/source directories recursively and with force.
8. The code comments out a potentially dangerous line that would have deleted the ../../../public/ext/enterprise directory, which could have been a vulnerability if it was trying to access directories outside of the project scope.
9. It logs the completion of the post-install script.
10. It logs the process versions. There's no immediately apparent code designed to steal sensitive information, gain root access, run or download remote code, or harm the system in any other way. The script focuses on cleaning up by removing certain scripts and directories after installation. However, it's worth noting that post-install scripts can be dangerous if they contain harmful intentions, but in this particular code snippet, no such intentions are present.