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canadian-pub

v1.1.0

Published

Feel like npm is drunk or maybe you are and want to verify what gets published via `npm publish`? canadian-pub has you covered.

Downloads

9

Readme

canadian-pub

Successor to irish-pub. Feel like npm is drunk or maybe you are and want to verify what gets published via npm publish? canadian-pub has you covered.

npm Node version build status dependencies JavaScript Style Guide

Usage

➝ canadian-pub

npm will publish [email protected] as vweevers, including the following files eh:

package.json
index.js
LICENSE.md
README.md
bin/canadian-pub.js

Similar to npm pack --dry-run but less noisy and printing files to stdout instead of stderr. In addition canadian-pub protects you from common mistakes, printing errors to stderr and exiting with code 1:

3 blacklisted:

.travis.yml
deps/snappy/snappy.sln
.nyc_output/9daf5b463f958a9071a9efcc7fbac6d9

This makes it useful as an npm prepublish(Only) script. Add --silent or -s to skip printing files. E.g.:

"scripts": {
  "prepublishOnly": "canadian-pub -s"
}

Install

With npm do:

npm install canadian-pub --save-dev

Or globally:

npm install canadian-pub -g

CLI

canadian-pub [root] [--silent/-s] [--verbose]

See description of root and options below.

API

canadianPub([root][, options])

Invokes npm pack --ignore-scripts to determine what would be included during npm publish. The root argument should be the path to the package to publish and defaults to the current working directory.

Returns a readable stream that yields file paths relative to root.

Options

  • silent: boolean. Skip printing files.
  • verbose: boolean (cli only). Print stack traces.

License

MIT © 2018-present Vincent Weevers. Adapted from irish-pub, copyright © 2014 Thorsten Lorenz.