parse-dependency-range v0.0.4

parse-dependency-range

Parse dependency source/version

Requirements

• Node.js ≥ 8.9.0

Usage

Syntax

import parse from 'parse-dependency-range'
const struct = parse('^0.1.2') // { type: 'semver', value: '^0.1.2', ... }

Overview

Function parse takes a string (which is value of each dependency in field dependencies in your package.json) and returns an object called struct (of interface Struct in TypeScript).

There're 7 subtypes of Struct corresponding to 7 syntaxes of input string. All subtypes of Struct share a common set of properties: type and value; type is a constant dictates which subtype a Struct falls into, value is input string.

• Struct.Semver: When input string is a version range.

  • type = 'semver'
  • value: string
  • range: string is value of semver.validRange(value)

• Struct.Tarball: When input string is an URL to a tarball archive.

  • type = 'tarball'
  • value: string
  • url: URL is value of url.parse(value)
  • url.extension: string is tarball extension

• Struct.Git: When input string is an URL to a git repo (must have git: or git+...: as protocol).

  • type = 'git'
  • value: string
  • url: URL is value of url.parse(value)

• Struct.GitHub: When input string is a GitHub shorthand (org/repo or org/repo#hash).

  • type = 'github'
  • value: string
  • org: string is name of organization or user that owns the repository
  • repo: string is name of the repository
  • hash?: string is either a commit hash, git branch or git tag

• Struct.Local: When input string is pointing to a local directory (begins with file: or link:).

  • type = 'local'
  • value: string
  • path: string is path to the directory
  • protocol: string is either file: or link:

• Struct.Latest: When input string is litterally 'latest'.

  • type = 'latest'
  • value = 'latest'

• Struct.Unknown: When input string doesn't fit any of aformentioned syntaxes.

  • type = 'unknown'
  • value: string

License

MIT © Hoàng Văn Khải