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tgz-getter

v1.0.8

Published

download the specified packages' and all of the dependencies' .tgz files, and publish to your registry.

Downloads

10

Readme

Description

May be you need to download the tarballs of the npm packages, specially to shift them to you private registry. This command will help you to get the specified npm packages' tgz files, and all of the dependencies', the dependencies of dependencies', and then pubish to your private registry.

It will install the specified packages and denpendencies, and then download all of the tgz versions those were installed, and at last, publish them.

It won't download and execute the additional files that downloaded during the packages installing.

Usage

npm install -i tgz-getter

get the latest versions of some packages

tgz get package1 package2

get the specified versions of somoe packages

tgz get [email protected] [email protected]

publish the tgz to your registry

tgz pub --registry=your registry

one command to get tgzs and publish to your registry.

tgz shift -t=your registry -f=from registry package1 package2

you can type -h for help

tgz get -h
tgz pub -h