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@21epub/npm-link-peerdeps

v0.0.9

Published

7 months ago

A npm-link helper CLI for npm package develop with Main Project

Downloads

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CLI npm package link peerDependencies

@21epub/npm-link-peerdeps

A npm-link helper for npm package develop with Main Project

Build Status Codecov

Intro

Start your npm library created by create-parcel-react-library

Link your npm package to Main Project to test in Project ENV.

Auto-run npm-link for both Library and Project.

Link peers to the Main Project

Feature

[x] Easy-to-use

Usage

Use npx directly

To start npm-link your library :

npx @21epub/npm-link-peerdeps start # start npm-link for project dev

After answer prompts , It will do something below:

Npm link current library in library cwd
Rm peers from node_modules
Install library to Main Project & Link it to Main project
Watch & re bundle library code

To stop npm-link and return back to your library local dev :

npx @21epub/npm-link-peerdeps stop # stop npm-link for project dev

Or install and run as global

npm install -g @21epub/npm-link-peerdeps
npm-link-peerdeps start
...
npm-link-peerdeps stop

License

MIT © 21epub