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lub-npm

v1.0.1-alpha.0

Published

npm package manager for lubjs (support yarn)

Readme

lub-npm

This package provides you with several useful utils to help operate npm bin.


Install

npm install lub-npm --save

Methods

Sync vs Async vs Async/Await

Most methods are async by default. All async methods will return a promise if the callback isn't passed.

Sync methods on the other hand will throw if an error occurs.

Also Async/Await will throw an error if one occurs.

Sync

Async

API

findPackageJsonSync(startDir) => string

Find the closest package.json file, starting at process.cwd (by default) and working up to root.

  • startDir {string} Starting directory
  • return {string} Absolute path to closest package.json file

findPackageJson(startDir,callback)

(Async) Find the closest package.json file, starting at process.cwd (by default) and working up to root.

  • startDir {string} Starting directory
  • callback {function} callback with (error, package.json's path)

installSync(pkgs,option)

install specific packages to pkg.json or install all dependencies from pkg.json

  • pkgs {string | array<string>} (optional) packages to install , if null will equals npm install
  • option {Object} optional
  • option.save default: true, equals to --save
  • option.dev default: false, equals to --save-dev
  • option.global default: false, equals to -g
  • option.production default: false, equals to --production
  • option.registry default: "https://registry.npmjs.org", set npm registry
  • option.npmClient default: "npm", support 'yarn' and you can use your custom client such as cnpm, tnpm

install(pkgs,option,callback)

(async) install specific packages to pkg.json or install all dependencies from pkg.json

  • pkgs {string | array<string>} (optional) packages to install , if null will equals npm install
  • option {Object} optional
  • option.save default: true, equals to --save
  • option.dev default: false, equals to --save-dev
  • option.global default: false, equals to -g
  • option.production default: false, equals to --production
  • option.registry default: "https://registry.npmjs.org", set npm registry
  • option.npmClient default: "npm", support 'yarn' and you can use your custom client such as cnpm, tnpm
  • callback {function} callback with error argv

uninstallSync(pkgs,option)

uninstall specific packages

  • pkgs {string | array<string>} (required) packages to uninstall
  • option {Object} optional
  • option.save default: true, equals to --save
  • option.dev default: false, equals to --save-dev
  • option.global default: false, equals to -g
  • option.npmClient default: "npm", support 'yarn' and you can use your custom client such as cnpm, tnpm

uninstall(pkgs,option,callback)

(async) uninstall specific packages

  • pkgs {string | array<string>} (required) packages to uninstall
  • option {Object} optional
  • option.save default: false, equals to --save
  • option.dev default: false, equals to --save-dev
  • option.global default: false, equals to -g
  • option.npmClient default: "npm", support 'yarn' and you can use your custom client such as cnpm, tnpm
  • callback {function} callback with error argv

latest(pkg,option)

get the specific (default: latest) version pkg.json info of the package

  • pkgs {string} (required) the package to fetch latest info
  • option {Object} optional
  • option.version {string} default: "latest" the version of the package
  • option.registry {string} default: "https://registry.npmjs.org" registry of your npm client
  • callback {function} callback with error and pkgInfo argvs

PR Welcome

PRs are welcomed if you have useful utils on npm bin when creating your boilerplate.