fisx-command-install

Install component package command for fisx.

How to use

Install specified package

fisx install er # install the latest version, using the default endpoint
fisx install echarts@^2.0.0 # specify the version information
fisx install ecomfe/[email protected] # install component from github
fisx install github:ecomfe/[email protected] # is equivalent to previous commad, specify the endpoint
fisx install edp:er # install component from edp registry
fisx install npm:jquery # install component from npm
fisx install gitlab:fis-components/jquery # install component from gitlab
fisx install moye2=ecomfe/moye # specify the alias name `moye2`
fisx install https://codeload.github.com/jquery/jquery/legacy.zip/3.0.0-alpha1 # install from url
fisx intall ./xx/mypackage.zip # install from local
fisx install npm:etpl --registry http://registry.npm.baidu.com # specify custom registry
fisx install npm:react --registry http://registry.npm.taobao.org # using the custom registry

By default, the component package information will always save to dependencies of package.json.

If not specify the endpoint, it'll use the default edp endpoint. If you wanna change the default endpoint, using the component.defaultEndPoint configure item:

fis.set('component.defaultEndPoint', {type: 'github', value: 'ecomfe'});
fis.set('component.defaultEndPoint', {type: 'npm'}); // default using `http://registry.npmjs.org`
fis.set('component.defaultEndPoint', {type: 'npm', value: '<your default registry>'});

If using gitlab, some custom options you can configure:

fis.set('component.defaultGitlabDomain', 'http://<your gitlab domain>');
fis.set('component.defaultGitlabToken', '<private token>');

The private token information, you can refer here. By default the private token value will be read from environment variable GITLAB_TOKEN.

Init project dependence

fisx install # install all deps and devdeps specified in `package.json`
fisx install --production # only install dependencies, exclude devdependencies

View help information

fisx install -h