auto-requirements

Autoreq is a command line utility that allows to parse js files in current directory to find used packages and install them or uninstall unused ones.

It will ignore js files in node_modules folder.

Install

You can install it by npm:

npm install -g auto-requirements

Usage

To scan current directory and installing all found packages and uninstall unused dependencies execute this in command line:

autoreq --install --uninstall

Aliases:

• autoreq
• a_r
• auto_requirements

Params

--install

Execute all install commands from summary table. By default without this param it will not execute all install commands.

Install variations:

• autoreq --install
• autoreq -i

--uninstall

Execute all uninstall commands from summary table. By default without this param it will not execute all uninstall commands.

Uninstall variations:

• autoreq --uninstall
• autoreq -u

--save, --no-save

Use --save/--no-save flag in npm install commands. By default it will save all packages that isn't in package (and --save-dev for devDependencies).

Variations for no-save:

• autoreq --save=0
• autoreq --no-save
• autoreq --no_save

Variations for save:

• autoreq --save=1
• autoreq --save