@node-kit/which-pm

A simple utility to get which package manager used in the project

Install

# use pnpm
$ pnpm install -D @node-kit/which-pm

# use yarn
$ yarn add -D @node-kit/which-pm

# use npm
$ npm install -D @node-kit/which-pm

Usage

use @node-kit/which-pm in terminal

npx which-pm

# output: [email protected] | null

use import

import { whichPM, whichPMSync } from '@node-kit/which-pm'

whichPM()
// or
whichPMSync()

use require

const { whichPM, whichPMSync } = require('@node-kit/which-pm')

whichPM()
// or
whichPMSync()

API reference

• Usage: whichPM([cwd, withVersion]) & whichPMSync([cwd, withVersion])
• Parameters:

| Param | Description | Type | Optional value | Required | Default value | | ----------- | ------------------- | --------- | -------------- | -------- | ------------- | | cwd | running path | string | - | false | - | | withVersion | return with version | boolean | - | false | true |

• Types:

declare function whichPM(cwd?: string, withVersion?: boolean): Promise<string | null>

declare function whichPMSync(cwd?: string, withVersion?: boolean): string | null

• Demos:

1. simple use

import { whichPM, whichPMSync } from '@node-kit/which-pm'

whichPM().then(path => {
  console.log('The package manager is: ', path) // [email protected] | null
})

console.log('The package manager is: ', whichPMSync()) // [email protected] | null

Issues & Support

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License

MIT