nyan

nyan is a CLI, inspired by narn, that detects what package manager your current project is using. If package-lock.json exists, it will spawn npm commands. If yarn.lock exists, yarn is used. Unlike narn, nyan allows you to use whichever syntax you prefer. Prefer npm? Use npm commands and arguments. Yarn user? Use yarn commands and arguments. It's up to you, all commands will be translated to the correct syntax automatically.

Getting Started

Installation

# Using npm
npm intsall -g @geoffcodesthings/nyan

# Using yarn
yarn global add @geoffcodesthings/nyan

Configuration

There is only one configuration option, preferredManager. By default, it is set to yarn.

This option is used when no package-lock.json or yarn.lock is found. This means you can use nyan to initialize a project.

To change this, run:

nyan config set preferredManager npm

Available options for preferredManager are yarn and npm.

Usage

Yarn-like syntax

# Install from package.json
nyan

# Add a new dependency
nyan add lodash

# Add a dev dependency
nyan add --dev jest
nyan add -D jest

# To remove a dependency
nyan remove lodash

# Run a script from the package.json
nyan test
nyan dev --watch

# Apply version bump
nyan version <newversion>

# Publish to registry
nyan publish

# Upgrade dependencies
nyan upgrade
nyan upgrade --latest

# Initialize a project
nyan init
nyan init -y

# View the installed version of nyan
nyan -v
nyan --version

NPM-like syntax

# Install from package.json
nyan install

# Add a new dependency
nyan install lodash
nyan install --save lodash

# Add a dev dependency
nyan install --save-dev jest
nyan install -D jest

# To remove a dependency
nyan uninstall lodash

# Run a script from the package.json
nyan run test
nyan run dev --watch

# Apply version bump
nyan version <newversion>

# Publish to registry
nyan publish

# Upgrade dependencies
nyan update

# Initialize a project
nyan init
nyan init -y

# View the installed version of nyan
nyan -v
nyan --version

Contributing

There is plenty of room for improvement (support for more commands, global installation support, .etc). Contributions are open. If you have an idea for improvement, please submit an issue with a feature proposal first for discussion. Bug fixes can be PR'd directly. Be sure to write tests for any new features and make sure all tests pass before submitting any PR.