@fnet/npm-update

A simple utility to update npm packages based on specified patterns.

This tool allows you to easily update npm packages based on specified naming patterns, such as @flownet/ and @fnet/. It can also be used as a CLI to quickly check or update packages globally or locally based on the given patterns.

Installation

You can install it globally for CLI use or as a local dependency for programmatic use:

# Global installation for CLI:
npm install -g @fnet/npm-update

# Local installation:
npm install @fnet/npm-update

CLI Usage

Once installed globally, you can use the CLI as follows:

fnet-npm-update [options]

CLI Options

• -g, --global: Operate on globally installed npm packages.
• -u, --update: Actually update the packages instead of just listing them.
• -p, --patterns: Patterns to match package names against. This can be a string or an array of strings. For example: @flownet/ or @fnet/.

Example:

fnet-npm-update -g -u -p "@flownet/"

This command will update all globally installed npm packages that start with @flownet/.

Programmatic Usage

You can also use this tool programmatically in your JavaScript or TypeScript projects:

import npmUpdate from '@fnet/npm-update';

// Check outdated packages
npmUpdate();

// Update local packages
npmUpdate({ update: true });

// Update global packages with patterns
npmUpdate({ global: true, patterns: ['@flownet/', '@fnet/'] });

License

MIT