Folder-NPM

Features

• Module management between folders is possible

• It's easy to manage with private projects

• Available with folder path and simple json creation

Installation

npm install folder-npm

How to use

Prepare modue project A to be used first and project B to be applied

Create a "fnpm.json" file in Project A and write the following

//fnpm.json
{
    "ignore":[
        "node_modules/",
        ".git",
        "fnpm.json",
        "package-lock.json",
        ".gitignore"
        //===================================
        //Specify files/folders to exclude
        //===================================
    ],
    "dependencies":{}
}

(How to write ignore)

| Option | Description | | ------ | ----------- | | path | Remove only matching files/folders. ex) path, path/temp | | path/ | Remove only matching folders. ex) path/, temp/path/,path/temp | | /path | Remove only the files/folders that match from the beginning of the absolute path. ex) path, path/temp (not temp/path)| | *.~ | Exclude all applicable extensions. ex) *.zip, *.json |

Go to project B, install "npm install folder-npm"

and make and wrtie script file, like the bottom

//install.js (Write the file name as comfortable as you like)

const fnpm=require('folder-npm')

fnpm.FromParentPath('{folder name of the A project}')
or
fnpm.Path('{path of the A project}') //C:\~
...(Add another module if present)

fnpm.Install()

"FromParentPath" search by the folder name of Project A in the top folder of Project B

"Path" search by the absolute path of Project A

"Install" It's a function that actually installs it

Finally, run "node install.js" in the terminal(command)