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requireomat

v1.1.1

Published

keeps your installed dependencies in sync with the require'd modules in your code.

Downloads

9

Readme

requireomat

keeps your installed dependencies in sync with the require'd modules in your code.

Tired of these messages?

__Error: Cannot find module 'wtf@&!#'__

requireomat to the rescue! hassle free installing of your required modules.

install

install it globally, you won't regret it. it is really useful for every module you develop.

npm install -g requireomat

usage

  1. make sure you have got a package.json
  2. write your code (you don't have to do any npm install
  3. before you run your code, run: requireomat in the root directory of your project.
  4. done.

how does it work

requireomat follows this workfow (taken from code)


  series([
     remove,     // 0. optional option remove: remove the whole node_modules folder (just to make sure)
     unused,     // 1. remove unused dependencies from file system and package.json
     install,    // 2. install the defined dependencies
     missing,    // 3. install missing dependencies
     version,    // 4. update package.json with installed version
     done        // 5. say good bye, call callback
  ]);

options

you can run requireomat from the command line as well as from your node.js code.

available options:

  • verbose (alias: n)
  • dryrun
  • remove
  • withoutDev
  • ignoreDirs
  • ignoreMatches
  • ignorePackages
  • saveDev
  • ignoreVersion
  • dir

command line

command line options are handled with subarg.


# dryrun without action, only report
requireomat -n

# fix installs in the current directory
requireomat

# run with verbose logs
requireomat --verbose

# check installs in a neighbour project (dir option)
requireomat ../my-friends-project --dryrun

node.js

var requireomat = require('requireomat');

var options = {
  "dryrun": true,
  "dir": "/my/computer/my-project",
  "withoutDev": false,
  "ignoreDirs": [
    "sandbox",
    "dist",
    "bower_components"
  ],
  "ignore": [
    "sandbox",
    "dist",
    "bower_components"
  ],
  "ignoreMatches": [],
  "ignorePackages": []
}

requireomat(options);

license

MIT

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