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@rizumu/nai

v26.10.1

Published

Interactive CLI for installing dependencies with catalog support

Readme

@rizumu/nai

npm add, interactive ✨

An interactive CLI that makes installing dependencies easy — with first-class catalog support.

📦 Install

npm i -g @rizumu/nai

🚀 Usage

# Interactive mode — prompts for everything
nai

# Pass package names directly
nai react vue@^3.5 lodash

# Install as devDependencies
nai vitest -D

# Install as peerDependencies
nai react --peer

# Specify a catalog
nai zod -C prod

Run nai --help for all available options.

💡 Why nai?

Installing dependencies in modern projects is getting painful:

  • Which package manager? npm, pnpm, yarn, bun?
  • Remember the exact package name — no typos allowed
  • -D or not? --save-peer?
  • Monorepo? Which workspace package? (-F, -w, ...)
  • Catalogs? Manually edit pnpm-workspace.yaml every time...

Too many flags. Too many files to touch. Too many things to remember.

nai solves this with a beautiful interactive UI that guides you through each step:

  1. 🔍 Auto-detect your package manager
  2. 📦 Resolve versions — reuse existing catalog entries or fetch latest from npm
  3. 🗂️ Pick a catalog — or skip, or create a new one
  4. 📁 Select workspace packages in monorepo
  5. 🏷️ Choose dep typedependencies / devDependencies / peerDependencies
  6. Review & confirm — colorful summary before any file is changed
  7. 🚀 Install — writes config files and runs install for you

🗂️ What is a Catalog?

Catalogs let you define dependency versions in one central place (e.g. pnpm-workspace.yaml) and reference them in package.json with catalog:name. This keeps versions consistent across a monorepo.

# pnpm-workspace.yaml
catalogs:
  prod:
    react: ^19.0.0
    vue: ^3.5.0
// package.json
{
  "dependencies": {
    "react": "catalog:prod"
  }
}

nai manages this for you — no manual file editing needed.

🛠️ Supported Package Managers

| Package Manager | Catalog Support | Status | | --------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------- | | pnpm | ✅ pnpm-workspace.yaml | ✅ Supported | | yarn | ✅ .yarnrc.yml | ✅ Supported | | bun | ✅ package.json | ✅ Supported | | vlt | ✅ vlt.json | ✅ Supported | | npm | ❌ | ✅ Supported (no catalog) |

📄 License

MIT