@webundsoehne/patch-package v4.0.8

@webundsoehne/patch-package

Description

patch-package is derived from the original to create git patches and apply them. This package also consists the common patches, where you can apply with the cli. The main difference is this has been made more monorepo capable comparing to the original as well holding the general patches.

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Commands

• ws-path-package apply
• ws-path-package create
• ws-path-package help [COMMAND]
• ws-path-package list
• ws-path-package ls
• ws-path-package patch

ws-path-package apply

Patches or reserves given patches in a directory.

USAGE
  $ ws-path-package apply [-d <value>] [-p <value>] [-e] [-r]

FLAGS
  -d, --directory=<value>  Directory to apply the patches from.
  -e, --exitOnError        Whether to exit on error if the patching process fails or not.
  -p, --path=<value>       [default: /builds/uPVEBfmT/0/bdsm/nx-skeleton/packages/patch-package] Directory to apply
                           patches to.
  -r, --reverse            Reverses the patches, if they were applied before.

DESCRIPTION
  Patches or reserves given patches in a directory.

ALIASES
  $ ws-path-package apply

EXAMPLES
  Only apply certain patches with: patch-package apply graphql+15.5.0 class-validator+0.4.0

  Use extended glob patterns: patch-package patch "graphql*"

ws-path-package create

Creates a new patch from scratch, just point the applications you want as package name.

USAGE
  $ ws-path-package create [-d <value>] [-p <value>] [-i <value>] [-e <value>]

FLAGS
  -d, --directory=<value>   [default: patches] Directory for outputting the patch files.
  -e, --exclude=<value>...  [default: package.json] Exclude given regex patterns.
  -i, --include=<value>...  [default: .*] Include given regex patterns.
  -p, --path=<value>        [default: /builds/uPVEBfmT/0/bdsm/nx-skeleton/packages/patch-package] Directory to take root
                            as the application.

DESCRIPTION
  Creates a new patch from scratch, just point the applications you want as package name.

EXAMPLES
  Create a patch for given package: patch-package create graphql

See code: dist/commands/create.js

ws-path-package help [COMMAND]

Display help for ws-path-package.

USAGE
  $ ws-path-package help [COMMAND] [-n]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMAND  Command to show help for.

FLAGS
  -n, --nested-commands  Include all nested commands in the output.

DESCRIPTION
  Display help for ws-path-package.

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

ws-path-package list

Lists all the static entities that are shipped with this module.

USAGE
  $ ws-path-package list

DESCRIPTION
  Lists all the static entities that are shipped with this module.

ALIASES
  $ ws-path-package ls

See code: dist/commands/list.js

ws-path-package ls

Lists all the static entities that are shipped with this module.

USAGE
  $ ws-path-package ls

DESCRIPTION
  Lists all the static entities that are shipped with this module.

ALIASES
  $ ws-path-package ls

ws-path-package patch

Patches or reserves given patches in a directory.

USAGE
  $ ws-path-package patch [-d <value>] [-p <value>] [-e] [-r]

FLAGS
  -d, --directory=<value>  Directory to apply the patches from.
  -e, --exitOnError        Whether to exit on error if the patching process fails or not.
  -p, --path=<value>       [default: /builds/uPVEBfmT/0/bdsm/nx-skeleton/packages/patch-package] Directory to apply
                           patches to.
  -r, --reverse            Reverses the patches, if they were applied before.

DESCRIPTION
  Patches or reserves given patches in a directory.

ALIASES
  $ ws-path-package apply

EXAMPLES
  Only apply certain patches with: patch-package apply graphql+15.5.0 class-validator+0.4.0

  Use extended glob patterns: patch-package patch "graphql*"

See code: dist/commands/patch.js