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npm-score

v1.1.1

Published

Utility to show package score according to npms.io

Downloads

3

Readme

NPM version

npm-score

An utility to show package score according to npms.io.

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Purpose

npm-score allows to retrieve a npm package's search score determined by npms.io. Features:

  • Write the score report to a JSON file.
  • Display a summary about the score.
  • Compare the current score to a previously saved report to see how a package improved.

Installation

To install the command line tool globally, run:

npm install -g npm-score

You can also integrate npm-score with your own module. First, install it as devDependency:

npm install npm-score --save-dev

Second, add the following two scripts to your package.json:

  "scripts": {
    "score": "node_modules/.bin/npm-score --diff",
    "preversion": "node_modules/.bin/npm-score --save-report --commit --quiet",
    (...)
  },

This will save and commit the final npm score for your module whenever you publish a new version. Later, you can check how well your new version performs compared to the previous by running:

npm run score

Usage

usage: npm-score [-h] [-v] [-s [file]] [-d [file]] [-c] [-q] [package]

Utility to show package score according to npms.io

Positional arguments:
  package               Name of package to score. Use current package when 
                        omitted.

Optional arguments:
  -h, --help            Show this help message and exit.
  -v, --version         Show program's version number and exit.
  -s [file], --save-report [file]
                        Save report to file. Default: package-score.json
  -d [file], --diff [file]
                        Report for comparison. Default: package-score.json
  -c, --commit          Commit saved report.
  -q, --quiet           Quiet mode.