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packageify

v1.0.0

Published

inline things like "require('package.version')". Do not include all the package.json in your bundles.

Downloads

476

Readme

Build Status

Inline things from your package.json without including all the package.json.

You can require package.json with browserify since it is a JSON as follows:

require('./package.json');

this is often an overkill since it will include all the package.json file and most of the time you only need things like the version property:

exports.version = require('./package.json').version;

With this transforms you can use:

exports.version = require('package.version');

and it will transform to:

exports.version = '1.0.20';

Any field works for instance

exports.author = require('package.author');
exports.license = require('package.license');

Usage

npm i packageify --save-dev

Then add the transform as any other transform.

Issue Reporting

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Author

Auth0

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.