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mos-plugin-dependencies

v2.2.2

Published

A mos plugin that creates dependencies sections

Downloads

93

Readme

mos-plugin-dependencies

A mos plugin that creates dependencies sections

npm version Build Status Coverage Status

Installation

npm i -S mos-plugin-dependencies

Usage

Add this code snippet somewhere in your markdown file:

<!--@dependencies()-->
<!--/@-->

Run mos in the terminal.

You'll get a dependencies section with the list of the dependencies used in the package.

## Dependencies

- [async-regex-replace](https://github.com/pmarkert/async-regex-replace): regex replacements using asynchronous callback functions
- [chalk](https://github.com/chalk/chalk): Terminal string styling done right. Much color.

API

dependencies(opts) - create a section with the list of dependencies

devDependencies(opts) - create a section with the list of dev dependencies

  • opts.shield - boolean or string - tells whether to add a dependency shield or not. If true, adds a shield using default styling. If a string, adds a shield with the style specified by the string. Is false by default.

License

MIT © Zoltan Kochan


Dependencies Dependency status for master

Dev Dependencies devDependency status for master

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