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which-engine

v0.0.10

Published

This is an alternative implementation to another [which-pm](https://www.npmjs.com/package/which-pm) project The difference is that we focus on the current execution engine and package manager used to run the executed script

Downloads

8

Readme

which-engine/which-pm CLI

This is an alternative implementation to another which-pm project The difference is that we focus on the current execution engine and package manager used to run the executed script

Usage

In the console

which-pm shows the actual package manager to be used

npx which-pm
npm

yarn exec which-pm --silent
yarn

pnpm exec which-pm
pnpm

bun run which-pm
bun

please notice that when node or deno is used to run the code directly, it will not be possible to detrmine what is the actual package manager used. I mean of course it stil possible to determine what was the PM used for installation but it's not same as the actual engine/pm which was used to run the file/command For that case which-engine command can be used

node --import tsx which-engine
node

## bun still keeping engine node
bun run ./which-engine
node

deno run --allow-env --unstable-sloppy-imports ./which-engine
deno

where which-engine is ts file:

#!/usr/bin/env -S node --import tsx
import user_agent from '../src/lib/npm-config-user-agent';
console.log(user_agent.engine);

Programmatically as API

import env from "which-engine"
console.log(env);

prints something like this

{
  pm: 'npm',
  pm_version: '10.8.2',
  engine: 'node',
  engine_version: 'v20.17.0',
  platform: 'linux',
  arch: 'x64',
  workspaces: false,
  ci: undefined
}