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@envheaven/plugins-nodejs-pnpm

v0.1.0

Published

Spec-first pnpm execution plugin for envheaven and workspace-based Node.js projects.

Downloads

54

Readme

@envheaven/plugins-nodejs-pnpm

@envheaven/[email protected] is a focused Node.js plugin for running pnpm-backed execution specs. It exports explicit metadata, normalizes raw or env-map style inputs, inspects project readiness, and executes pnpm run or pnpm exec with structured child_process.spawn() calls.

Linux is supported directly. Windows support is implemented by delegating execution through WSL from the package itself.

Install

npm install @envheaven/plugins-nodejs-pnpm

API

import { inspect, execute, metadata, normalizeSpec } from "@envheaven/plugins-nodejs-pnpm";

Supported kinds

  • pnpm-exec
  • pnpm-run

pnpm-exec example

Use pnpm exec for locally installed CLIs. This plugin does not require a global Angular CLI.

import { inspect, execute } from "@envheaven/plugins-nodejs-pnpm";

const spec = {
  kind: "pnpm-exec",
  cwd: "/workspace/apps/web",
  bin: "ng",
  args: ["serve", "--host", "0.0.0.0"],
};

const inspection = await inspect(spec);

if (inspection.status === "ready") {
  await execute(spec);
}

pnpm-run example

Use pnpm run for package.json scripts.

import { inspect, execute } from "@envheaven/plugins-nodejs-pnpm";

const spec = {
  kind: "pnpm-run",
  cwd: "/workspace/apps/api",
  script: "start",
  args: ["--port", "3000"],
};

const inspection = await inspect(spec);

if (inspection.status === "ready") {
  await execute(spec);
}

Missing package.json

When no package.json can be found from cwd upward, inspect() returns blocked with an explicit diagnostic and a suggested action.

const result = await inspect({
  kind: "pnpm-run",
  cwd: "/workspace/empty-dir",
  script: "start",
});

result.status;
// "blocked"

Missing dependencies

When node_modules cannot be found in the package or workspace tree, inspect() returns partial and suggests running pnpm install.

const result = await inspect({
  kind: "pnpm-exec",
  cwd: "/workspace/apps/web",
  bin: "ng",
  args: ["serve"],
});

result.status;
// "partial"

Diagnostics behavior

inspect(spec) validates:

  • Node availability
  • pnpm availability
  • cwd existence
  • package.json existence
  • script existence for pnpm-run
  • local CLI resolvability for pnpm-exec
  • dependency installation state

Statuses mean:

  • ready: all required checks passed and the spec can be executed
  • partial: the project shape is recognized, but setup is incomplete
  • blocked: the spec or runtime is fundamentally invalid for execution

Each result includes:

  • diagnostics
  • suggestedActions
  • normalized spec
  • execution details such as command, args, cwd, and transport

Env-map input aliases

The package accepts normalized fields and env-map style aliases:

const result = normalizeSpec({
  Kind: "pnpm-run",
  Cwd: "/workspace/apps/api",
  Script: "start",
  Args: ["--port", "3000"],
  Env: {
    NODE_ENV: "development",
  },
});

v0.1.0 limitations

  • No automatic installation of Node.js, pnpm, or dependencies
  • No fallback to global CLIs for pnpm-exec
  • No package-manager abstraction beyond pnpm
  • No native Windows execution path; Windows always delegates through WSL
  • No direct runtime dependency on envheaven; integration is adapter-oriented