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peer-compatible

v1.0.0

Published

Find versions of a package that work with given peer dependencies

Downloads

3

Readme

peer-compatible

Find versions of a package that work with given peer dependencies

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npm package license

Installation

npm install --save peer-compatible

Usage

const compatible = require('peer-compatible').default;

API

index

Finds versions of pkgName that work with given peers. Given extra peers that the package does not require at all are considered to be compatible.

Parameters

  • pkgName string The package to search for.
  • peers {} The peers that found versions need to be compatible with, formatted like a regular peer dependency object literal. Versions must be exact, ranges are not supported.

Examples

peerCompatible('some-component-lib', { 'some-framework-core-lib': '1.0.0' })
  .then(versions => console.log(versions));

Returns Promise<Array<string>> The versions of the package that work with given peers.