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@md-oss/scripts

v0.10.0

Published

Reusable monorepo maintenance scripts

Downloads

297

Readme

@md-oss/scripts

Reusable package scripts for monorepo maintenance tasks.

Included Scripts

  • ./find-dependency-mismatches
  • ./add-module-directives
  • ./sync-package-exports
  • ./apply-package-publish-config

find-dependency-mismatches

This script scans workspace package.json files and reports dependency version mismatches across:

  • dependencies
  • devDependencies
  • peerDependencies
  • optionalDependencies

CLI usage

pnpm exec md-oss-find-dependency-mismatches

Optional flags:

  • --cwd <path>: run against a specific workspace root.

Programmatic usage

import { findDependencyMismatches } from '@md-oss/scripts/find-dependency-mismatches';

const mismatches = findDependencyMismatches();

if (mismatches.size > 0) {
	console.debug(mismatches);
}

It expects a pnpm-workspace.yaml file at the repository root.

add-module-directives

Adds a module-level directive (for example, use client or use server) to one or more built files.

CLI usage

The directive is required and must be explicit.

pnpm exec md-oss-add-module-directives --directive='use client' dist/next-client.mjs dist/next-client.cjs

Optional flags:

  • --cwd <path>: resolve file paths from a specific directory.
  • --directive <value>: required module directive to prepend.

Programmatic usage

import { addModuleDirectivesToFiles } from '@md-oss/scripts/add-module-directives';

await addModuleDirectivesToFiles({
	directive: 'use client',
	files: ['dist/next-client.mjs', 'dist/next-client.cjs'],
});

sync-package-exports

Synchronizes publishConfig.exports from exports in a package.json.

  • Source code exports (for example, ./src/foo.tsx) are converted to dist conditional exports with require/import and types/default fields.
  • Non-source targets (for example css files or config files) are preserved as-is.

CLI usage

pnpm exec md-oss-sync-package-exports --cwd vendor/design-system

Optional flags:

  • --cwd <path>: working directory containing package.json.
  • --package-json <path>: custom package.json relative to cwd.
  • --dry-run: report whether sync is needed without writing changes.

Programmatic usage

import { syncPackageExports } from '@md-oss/scripts/sync-package-exports';

const result = await syncPackageExports({
	cwd: 'vendor/design-system',
});

console.debug(result.changed);

apply-package-publish-config

Applies publishConfig fields to the root level of a package.json, preparing it for publishing.

  • Non-registry fields from publishConfig are promoted to the root level (overwriting any existing root fields).
  • Registry metadata fields (registry, access, tag, directory, provenance, @npmjs:bypass-log-bin) are retained in publishConfig.
  • The publishConfig field is removed only if all fields were applied; otherwise it contains only the retained npm metadata.
  • Useful as the final step before publishing to npm or other registries.

CLI usage

pnpm exec md-oss-apply-package-publish-config --cwd vendor/design-system

Optional flags:

  • --cwd <path>: working directory containing package.json.
  • --package-json <path>: custom package.json relative to cwd.
  • --dry-run: report what would be applied without writing changes.

Programmatic usage

import { applyPackagePublishConfigToFile } from '@md-oss/scripts/apply-package-publish-config';

const result = await applyPackagePublishConfigToFile({
	cwd: 'vendor/design-system',
});

console.debug(result.changed);