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yipm

v2.0.0

Published

Handle \*pm in one command.

Downloads

1

Readme

yipm

Handle *pm in one command.

Auto detect the node module manager by the lock file. For example, if package-lock.json is founded, enter yy and actually execute npm install .

It also detect packageManager in package.json. If the packageManager is founded, for example, "packageManager": "[email protected]", enter yy and actually execute npx [email protected] install .

Below is the command mapping tables

example

| yipm command | npm | yarn | pnpm | bun | | :-----------: | :----------------------- | :------------------- | :--------------------- | :----------------------- | | ypm | npm | yarn | pnpm | bun | | yy | npm install | yarn | pnpm install | bun install | | yys | npm i && npm start | yarn && yarn start | pnpm i && pnpm start | bun i && bun run start | | yyd | npm i && npm run dev | yarn && yarn dev | pnpm i && pnpm dev | bun i && bun run dev | | yyb | npm i && npm run build | yarn && yarn build | pnpm i && pnpm build | bun i && bun run build | | ya <pkg> | npm install <pkg> | yarn add <pkg> | pnpm add <pkg> | bun add <pkg> | | yad <pkg> | npm install -D <pkg> | yarn add -D <pkg> | pnpm add -D <pkg> | bun add -D <pkg> | | yb | npm run build | yarn build | pnpm build | bun run build | | yd | npm run dev | yarn dev | pnpm dev | bun run dev | | yr <script> | npm run <script> | yarn run <script> | pnpm run <script> | bun run <script> | | yrm <pkg> | npm uninstall <pkg> | yarn remove <pkg> | pnpm remove <pkg> | bun remove <pkg> | | ys | npm run start | yarn start | pnpm start | bun run start | | yt | npm run test | yarn test | pnpm test | bun run test | | ylk | npm link | yarn link | pnpm link --global | bun link |