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dependument-cli

v0.0.3

Published

CLI for dependument

Downloads

2

Readme

dependument-cli

npm version

Installation

You can install the npm package for dependument-cli with a single command:

$ npm install -g dependument-cli

You will need to have administrative privileges for this, because it has to be installed globally. So either run the terminal as an administrator, or use sudo.

Why does it need administrative privileges to be installed?

dependument-cli itself doesn't need any administrative privileges. npm requires administrator privileges to install a package globally...

Why does it need global installation?

dependument-cli needs to be installed globally (with the -g argument) so that you can run it (easily) from the command line.

Usage

The basic usage of the CLI is a simple, parameterless command:

$ dependument

This command reads dependencies from package.json and outputs the dependencies to DEPENDENCIES.md.

Licence

Dependument is (un)licensed under The Unlicense. Do what you like with it.

To see the full license text included with the project, you can read the LICENSE file.