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@williamthorsen/nmr-core

v0.13.1

Published

Shared utilities for node-monorepo-tools packages

Readme

@williamthorsen/nmr-core

Shared utilities for node-monorepo-tools packages.

This package serves as the shared library foundation for the monorepo. For the nmr CLI tool, see @williamthorsen/nmr.

Installation

Requires Node.js 24 or later.

pnpm add -D @williamthorsen/nmr-core

Workspace introspection

The ./workspace entry publishes the pnpm-workspace lookups that nmr and release-kit share. Every one of them is total: It returns a value rather than throwing, so each CLI keeps its own error boundary. Workspace introspection documents what each lookup returns and how it diverges from pnpm.

The entry stays out of the root export, which keeps yaml out of the module closure of every other importer, the build bootstrap's included.

The nmr-source export condition

Both entries declare an nmr-source export condition resolving to their TypeScript source. It exists for one caller: the compiler that builds this package. That compiler imports this package, so on a tree without build output it has to import the source, and the condition resolves the import to that source.

Nothing else should pass --conditions nmr-source. Because the published package contains only dist, the condition resolves to a file that is not in the tarball and fails with ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND. Resolution without the flag is unaffected: An unmatched condition is skipped, and each entry resolves to the build output as it always has.