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@packall/cli

v0.5.4

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Bundle npm packages and their full dependency closure into tarballs you can import into a registry behind a restricted network.

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Readme

@packall/cli

Bundle npm packages and their complete dependency closure into tarballs that can be carried across an air gap and imported into a restricted registry.

Install

npm install -g @packall/cli

The package installs both packall and npmb as command names. For a one-off run:

npx @packall/cli [email protected]

Common commands

# Bundle one package and everything it needs
packall [email protected]

# Bundle several roots with a shared, deduplicated download
packall [email protected] [email protected] lodash

# Preview resolution without downloading
packall --dry-run --file package.json

# Bundle a package.json, including development dependencies by default
packall --file package.json

# Bundle only production dependencies
packall --file package.json --prod

# Reproduce the exact versions recorded by a lockfile
packall --file pnpm-lock.yaml

Input can be package specs, a package.json, npm/pnpm/bun lockfile, or a text file with one spec per line. Use --out to choose the output directory, --layout to choose per-spec, single, dir, or flat, and --json for machine-readable output.

The registry options cover .npmrc credentials and per-scope registries, --timeout, transient-only --retries, --concurrency, and --rewrite-tarball-host. Integrity is verified by default; --no-verify is an explicit opt-out.

Main options

| Option | Purpose | | ----------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | | --file PATH | Read a package.json, lockfile, or spec list. | | --prod | Exclude devDependencies when reading a package.json. | | --lockfile MODE | Detect, disable, require, or select a lockfile. | | --out DIR | Choose the output directory. | | --layout KIND | Write per-spec, single, dir, or flat output. | | --all-versions | Bundle every published version matching a range. | | --platform LIST | Restrict optional dependencies to selected platforms. | | --registry URL | Override the registry selected from .npmrc. | | --dry-run | Resolve and report without downloading. | | --force | Replace existing output files. | | --yes | Never prompt; use defaults. |

Every flag and its default is listed in the options reference. For workflows, see the packall documentation, and for the programmatic API, the @packall/cli API reference.

License

MIT