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three-way-merger

v0.6.3

Published

Merges package.json files

Downloads

31,017

Readme

three-way-merger

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Used to figure out the minimum changes needed to be made to create a 3-way merge of dependencies (for an app's devDependencies or dependencies, e.g.).

usage

var Merger = require('three-way-merger');

// e.g., the blueprinted package.json from the version of ember-cli we are upgrading *from*:
var source = {
  devDependencies: {
    a: '1.0',
    b: '2.0',
    e: '1.0',
    f: '1.0'
  }
};

var ours = {
  devDependencies: {
    a: '1.0',
    // b: '2.0', // user removed dep on 'b'
    c: '3.0', // and added dep on 'c'
    e: '1.0',
    f: '2.0'  // user updated independently to latest
  }
};

// e.g., the blueprinted package.json from the version of ember-cli we are upgrading *to*:
var theirs = {
  devDependencies: {
    a: '1.5', // a was bumped
    b: '2.5', // b was bumped
    d: '1.0', // ember-cli introduced new dep on d
    // e: '1.0', // e was removed
    f: '1.5'  // f was bumped, but `ours` is newer so ignore
  }
};

var result = Merger.merge({source: source, ours: ours, theirs: theirs});

console.log(result.devDependencies.add);
// [{name: 'd', version: '1.0'}]  // need to add dep on [email protected]
// dep 'b' is not listed as requiring addition because user explicitly removed it from `ours` devDependencies

console.log(result.devDependencies.remove);
// [{name: 'e', version: '1.0'}]  // need to remove dep on [email protected]

console.log(result.devDependencies.change);
// [{name: 'a', version: '1.5', fromVersion: '1.0'}]  // need to update [email protected] to [email protected]
// dep 'f' is not listed as requiring change because user explicitly updated it past `theirs` version

to do

  • documentation