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depstr

v1.2.1

Published

Bulk linking of packages and bulk updated for dependencies

Downloads

1

Readme

Depstr

a tool to keep your dependencies and package links up to date

Commands

update --dry-run --config=rda-service

link -r --dry-run

Automatically links packages to local available versions. Which packages are linked is defined in a config file. if the -r option is used all linked dependencies will also be linked to their dependencies.

Installation

Add an npm script to your package.json

{
    "scripts": {
        "link": "node --experimental-modules --no-warnings ./node_modules/.bin/linker --dev --l"
    }
}

Configfile

The config file must reside in the config/depstr directory and have the the name config.dev.yml. the contents are as follows. Modules can also be selected using wildcards. All modules in the package.json are matched against the modules found in this config file. Matches are looked for in the same directory as the current package resides in.

dependencies:
    - module
    - module*
    - @company/*
dev-dependencies:
    - module