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react-unpin

v1.0.4

Published

a year ago

Unpin your framework's React version to install it locally

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`react-unpin`

Unpin your framework's React version to install it locally

This helps to avoid breaking changes between React Canaries used by your framework and other tools, such as when using Server Components in tests, docs, or monorepo packages.

API Docs

Usage

unpin [path]

react-unpin [path]

By default, unpin and react-unpin will print the React version pinned in the current directory's package. You can optionally provide a single path to check a different directory's package. The React version pinned by Server Component frameworks typically starts with 18.3.0-canary-.

Zero Install

npx react-unpin@latest

yarn dlx react-unpin

pnpm dlx react-unpin

bun x react-unpin

Local Install

Installing react-unpin locally isn't necessary unless you want to use it in a library or script.

npm install react-unpin

yarn add react-unpin

pnpm add react-unpin

bun add react-unpin

Caveats

Only Next app router is supported currently since Next has the strongest support for Server Components and its pages router doesn't pin React. #9 #10
A node_modules directory is required to resolve local Next installations, therefore Yarn PnP is unsupported. #2
Internet access is required to read Next's source code since its package manifests exclude pinned React versions. #11