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conditional-dependencies

v0.1.4

Published

A "meta" package that adds support for conditional dependencies in package.json

Downloads

0

Readme

Conditional Dependencies

This is an npm "meta" package that adds support for conditional dependencies to package.json files.

Usage

  1. Add this package as a dependency to your project.
  2. add to your package.json file a conditionalDependencies section with subsections for each environment you want to specify conditional dependencies for, e.g.:
    "conditionalDependencies": {
      "cloud": {
        "esbuild": "^0.14.27"
      },
      "device": {
        "rosnodejs": "^3.1.0"
      }
    }
  3. Set the environment variable conditionalDependencies to the environment you want to pull in dependencies for before calling npm install or npm update, e.g.:
    conditionalDependencies=cloud npm install
  4. Add npx condition-dependencies to your postinstall script, e.g.:
    "scripts": {
      "postinstall": "node -r conditional-dependencies -e ''"
    }

This will pull in those dependencies on-the-fly during the npm install process -- during the postinstall step to be precise. The package does that by merging the regular dependencies with the conditional ones and calling npm install --ignore-scripts once more temporarily using the merged result.

If the conditionalDependencies env var is blank or states an unspecified environment, the package does nothing.

Status

This is a brand new package and has not yet been tested much at all. So please use with caution and report bugs on Github if you find them. Thanks!

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