0.2.0 ā¢ Published 5 years ago
linkaroo v0.2.0
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Install
npm i -g linkaroo
Usage
Step 1.
Paaaaack your package!
$ cd my-pkg && npm run build
$ linkaroo pack
Step 2.
Liiiiiink it up!
$ cd my-app
$ linkaroo link "my-pkg@1.0.0"
Step 3.
Repeat steps 1 & 2 when my-pkg
chaaaaanges.
Problem Background
Using npm/yarn link
can be dissapointing in real life, because our node & bundlers get messed up traversing symlinks; they get stuck and find interdependant packages they were NOT suppose to... š”
So let's just pretend to publish
and install
during local iterations.
That's what these two commands pretend to do:
1. pack
will prepare your package in a tarball (like publishing) and put it somewhere safe on your machine
2. link
will unpack that tarball into your other dependants node_modules/
directory (like a dirty lazy npm install
)
Legal
Thanks to the NPM team for making their CLI easy to use.
MIT