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@getalby/pkgzap

v1.1.0

Published

View funding information of your dependencies and tip them via lightning

Downloads

2

Readme

pkgzap

Fetch funding details of all the dependencies used in your project and send satoshis. Uses the metadata provided by package registries to fetch information about each dependency's funding sources.

🤙 Usage

npm install pkgzap

getFundingDetails

import { getFundingDetails } from "pkgzap";

const fundingInfo = getFundingDetails();

console.log(JSON.stringify(fundingInfo, null, 2))

This defaults to fetching details in package.json of your current directory with a depth of 1. However you can customize this as follows:

const path = "path-to-your/package.json"
const levels = 2 // depth i.e. dependencies of dependencies
const fundingInfo = getFundingDetails(path, levels);

console.log(JSON.stringify(fundingInfo, null, 2))

fetchFundingInfo

If you want to fetch the funding data from some arbitrary JSON retrieved from an API or some other source instead of a file, you can use this function

import { fetchFundingInfo } from "pkgzap";

const fundingInfo = fetchFundingInfo(packageJsonData); // depth is defaulted to 1

console.log(JSON.stringify(fundingInfo, null, 2))

You can also use this method to fetch the funding info from a file:

import { fetchFundingInfo } from "pkgzap";

const packageJsonData = await fs.promises.readFile('package.json', 'utf8');
const fundingInfo = fetchFundingInfo(JSON.parse(packageJsonData), 2);

console.log(JSON.stringify(fundingInfo, null, 2))

How to add funding info to your dependencies?

In your package.json file, add the following:

"funding": {
  "type": "lightning",
  "url": "lightning:[email protected]"
}

This would help pkgzap methods to pick your lightning address when your dependency users boost you!