sellout v0.0.1

sellout

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Easily sell out and put your packages on the other package managers that aren't npm: bower and component.

install

npm install -g sellout

use

sellout

No options or arguments. Expects a package.json file in your repo, from which it will derive and update component.json and bower.json files.

see also

tin lets you manage these files too, and mostly replaces using npm as a binary and so on. It doesn't sync. All this does is sync, and it only syncs one way: if you don't use npm as your canonical source, this is not the module for you.