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js-module-exists

v1.0.12

Published

Checks if a node module or file exists or not in the repository.

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Keywords

npm packagedependenciesdevDependenciespeerDependenciespackage.jsonES6JavaScriptTypeScriptECMAscriptNodeJScheck npm dependencydependency exists

Readme

Follow me Sponsors MIT License Node Version

Checks if an es module/ npm package exists in package.json file and returns a boolean value.

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Installation

  • Via npm:
npm install js-module-exists --save-dev
  • Via yarn:
yarn add -D js-module-exists

How to use?

API

| Method | Usage | | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | moduleExists() | Еasy to use a method that will return a boolean value after checking the module/ npm package. |

  1. moduleExists() method
  • Accepts string and returns a boolean value.
import { moduleExists } from "js-module-exists";

if (moduleExists("some-npm-package-name")) {
  //=> true
} else {
  //=> false
}

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Please, contact the creator of the js-module-exists, so he will be able to fix or improve it:

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Email: [email protected]

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