pakaje v1.0.4

Create a default config object

The Pakaje static class is the entry point of every instruction.

import {Pakaje} from "pakaje";

const config = Pakaje.new("my-app");

This will generate a default PackageJson object.

Update properties

You can find every property of a package.json file in a PackageJson object.

config.version = "1.0.1";
config.dependencies = {
    "some-dependency":"^2.3.4"
}

And so on...

Save configuration

save and saveSync will save the configuration in the package.json in the current directory.

// sync 

Pakaje.saveSync(config);

//async

await Pakaje.save(config);

// or...

Pakaje.save(config)
    .then(()=>/**...*/)
    .catch(err=>/**...*/)

Adding a path as second parameter will save the configuration in the given file name and path.

// sync 

Pakaje.saveSync(config,"./new-path/package.json");

//async

await Pakaje.save(config,"./new-path/package.json");

// or...

Pakaje.save(config,"./new-path/package.json")
    .then(()=>/**...*/)
    .catch(err=>/**...*/)

Load configuration

load and loadSync will load the configuration from the package.json in the current directory.

//sync

Pakaje.loadSync();

// async

const loaded = await Pakaje.load();

// or...

Pakaje.load()
    .then(data=>/**...*/)
    .catch(err=>/**...*/)

Adding a path as second parameter will load the configuration from another location.

//sync

Pakaje.loadSync("./custom-path/package.json");

// async

const loaded = await Pakaje.load("./custom-path/package.json");

// or...

Pakaje.load("./custom-path/package.json")
    .then(data=>/**...*/)
    .catch(err=>/**...*/)