@suss/packs
v0.34.0
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Every pack suss ships in one install, so it can read Express, Hono, NestJS, FastAPI, Rails, Prisma, OpenAPI and the rest.
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@suss/packs
Part of suss, which reads both sides of every call in a repository and says where the two disagree.
Every pack suss ships, as one package with a subpath per pack.
npm install --save-dev @suss/packsEach pack has its own subpath, and the subpath is the name that
suss extract -f takes:
import mongoose from "@suss/packs/mongoose";
import express from "@suss/packs/express";The CLI resolves -f mongoose to @suss/packs/mongoose itself, so you
do not need an import to run suss.
Why one package
npm issues a publishing credential through a trusted publisher, and each package has to configure its trusted publisher by hand on npmjs.com. With one package that setup happens once for every pack. Adding a pack takes a directory and a line in the exports map.
The packs have no dependencies outside @suss/*, and together they come
to about 1.2 MB, so splitting them up would save nothing.