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corename

v1.1.1

Published

> Extracts the name of monorepo project

Downloads

64

Readme

corename

Extracts the name of monorepo project

npm install corename

API

getCoreName

getCoreName(pkgJson: Array<pkgJsonObj>|Object)

Usage

import getCoreName from "corename";

const pkg0 = {
  name: "pkg-first",
  dependencies: {},
};

const pkg1 = {
  name: "@pkg-second",
  dependencies: {
    "@pkg/first": "^0.1.5",
  },
};

const pkg2 = {
  name: "@pkg/third",
  dependencies: {},
};

const name = getCoreName([pkg0, pkg1, pkg2]);

// name = "@pkg";

Or just pass a single package

const name = getCoreName(pkg2);

// name = "@pkg";

In case there's no matching pattern, it returns null:

const name = getCoreName(pkg1);

// name = null;

Or tell it to return the exact name found in package.json

const returnNameIfMonoNotFound = true;

const name = getCoreName(pkg1, returnNameIfMonoNotFound);

// name = "@pkg-second";

Tests

npm test

License

This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License

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