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lerna-dependencies-generator

v1.0.2

Published

Move your monolith dependencies into lerna packages

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4

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Lerna Dependencies Generator

Move your monolith dependencies into lerna packages.

Run from the directory that contains your top package.json and your lerna.json.

Warning! Having a clean repo state highly recommended, so it's easy to compare (and revert) changes.

$ npx lerna-dependencies-generator

This tool will add missing dependencies to your packages package.json. If it finds matches in the top-level package.json, it will reuse that version, to make sure things run the same as if it was using the top-level dependency.

If there is no match, that means we have been using a given dependency explicitly, and we don't know what version, so we will set it to "*" to have any version match. Those entries should be most probably manually edited.