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snoopm

v1.1.19

Published

A cli to get the basics of other Node.js code at a glance

Downloads

31

Readme

Install

$ npm install snoopm -g

Usage

Usage: snoopm [options] [package dir or url repository]

ProTip: On OS X Terminal Command Key + double_click must open the link on default browser

Options:

-h, --help     output usage information
-V, --version  output the version number, shows if there is newer version
-v, --verbose  prints name, url and version (shows if there is newer version)
-c, --color    no colors for output
-d, --dev      snooping devDependencies
-l, --lines    outputs lines instead table

Examples

  • Snooping local dependencies (same directory than source):

$ snoopm . or $ snoopm

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  • Snooping remote dependencies by URL:

$ snoopm https://github.com/remy/nodemon or

$ snoop https://github.com/remy/nodemon/blob/main/package.json or

$ snoop https://raw.githubusercontent.com/remy/nodemon/main/package.json

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  • Snooping with verbose output:

$ snoopm -v .

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  • Snooping the development dependencies:

$ snoopm -d .

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  • Snooping and retriving lines as output; useful for post-processing:

$ snoopm -l .

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  • Supressing the colors of the output:

$ snoopm -lc .

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Collaborators

SnOOpm logo made by @psikoz