tins

tins and tuns (for type installer and type uninstaller, respectively) are quick ways to install and uninstall packages.

If they detect that you're using types in your projects (e.g.: using or installing the typescript module or any @types/* module in your dependencies or devDependencies, or you have a tsconfig.json file in your module root), they also install or uninstall the types of that package.

It's intelligent enough to not install the @types/ package for types embedded in the main package, and to use the same package manager as you (npm or yarn).

Also, it never fails if it doesn't find a package in a list of many.

Usage

tins is fairly minimalistic for now. PRs welcome!

$ tins <packages...> [--dev]
$ tuns <packages...>

Example

$ tins lodash

# In a project using typescript and yarn, that's equivalent to
$ yarn add lodash && yarn add --dev @types/lodash
# or if you are using npm
$ npm install lodash -S && npm install @types/lodash -D

# And the same for tuns, but uninstalling instead of installing
$ tuns lodash

# For more options, see
$ tins --help

Installing

# To only use once
$ npx tins <packages...>
$ npx -p tins tuns <packages...>

# To properly install
$ yarn global add tins
# or
$ npm install -g tins