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@blw/lnr

v0.0.2

Published

Local node repositories ======================= The scenario this tool deals with is when we have a workspace that sometimes/ often/occasionally want to extend or modify a dependent package, as part of the work within the workspace.

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Local node repositories

The scenario this tool deals with is when we have a workspace that sometimes/ often/occasionally want to extend or modify a dependent package, as part of the work within the workspace.

We want to work incrementally, with the package, within the project, without continously giving a new version to the package, publishing it, updating our dependecy and version list, and reinstalling packages. We want to work with version control, step by step, in the dependent module, at the same time as we use/consume our modifications in the scope of the workspace.

When that work settles, when it is tested to the extent it can be, then it is time for the version increment, publish and package update cycle, in the work- space.

So this tool can temporarily (or for a longer time) convert an NPM package dependency to a local version controlled repository (GIT), allow for work being done in that repository, while consuming the package exactly the same way, in workspace code.

Commands

lnr init
lnr fetch [-l/--local] [-b/--bind] lnr bind [-d/--dev] lnr unbind [-o/--old_version] [-p/--package_version] [-v/--expl-version version_number] lnr drop [-u/--unbind] lnr status [-v/--verbose]

lnr install [-f/--fetch_only] # This both fetches all repos and binds them into package.json:s.

Directory and state files

Local repositories are imported into the "lnr" directory.

The state files of this tool are: lnr.json # The list of Node repositories fetched locally and their "bind" state. lnr-local.json # The same as above, but the intention here is to keep this file outside # of the workspace VCS, so that a developer can work with local modules # temporarily, without this being reflexted in others VCS controlled # work spaces.