thin-install v2.0.2
thin-install
For large projects it can be a pain to install the entire project if you only need a subset of dependencies to accomplish a specific task like running tests or tooling.
Install
Local
npm install thin-install
Global
npm install -g thin-install
Setup
Add a subsets
entry to your package.json. Each entry maps the subset name to an array of dependency names.
{
"name": "foo",
"version": "1.0.0",
"description": "",
"main": "index.js",
"scripts": {
"test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1"
},
"author": "",
"license": "ISC",
"dependencies": {
"a": "1.0.0",
"b": "2.2.2",
"c": "3.3.3",
"d": "4.4.4"
},
"subsets": {
"test": [
"a",
"b"
],
"analysis": [
"c"
],
"build": [
"a",
"d"
]
}
}
Run
CLI
Available options
--srcDir
The directory where the source package.json file lives. The current running directly will be used if not provided.--subset
Install a single subset of dependencies.--subsets
Install multiple subsets of dependencies. Separate subset names with a space!--workingDir
Install the subset of dependencies into a directory other than where the source package.json file is.--installCommand
Use a custom install command. Useful if using Yarn or another package manager.--timeout
Set the amount of time (in milliseconds) that can be spent installing dependencies. Default is 300000ms--force
thin-install performs file operations. If something happens during the process files can be irreparably changed. By default we will only write to Git protected folders. Use this option to override that protection if you know what you are doing or are using another version control system.
Examples below are using the package.json defined above.
You must provide exactly one of the subset
or the subsets
options.
Install in current directory
Install a subset into the current directory. (installs dependency c
)
npx thin-install --subset analysis
Use package.json in different directory
Use the srcDir
to point to the directory where the package.json resides. (installs dependencies a
and d
)
npx thin-install --srcDir test-dir --subset build
Single Subset
To install just a single subset of dependencies use the subset
option. (installs dependencies a
and b
)
npx thin-install --subset test
Multiple Subsets
To install multiple subsets use the subsets
directory and a space separated list of subsets to install. (installs dependencies a
, c
, and d
)
npx thin-install --subsets analysis build
Install to different directory
The workingDir
option allows you to install the subsets into a directory other than where the source package.json lives.
npx thin-install --subset test --workingDir other-dir
Custom install command
If you are using a different tool to install node packages such as Yarn, you can provide that with the installCommand
option. Default is npm install
. (installs dependencies a
, b
, and d
)
npx thin-install --subsets build test --workingDir other-dir
Change install timeout
By default thin-install will timeout the installation process after a set time in milliseconds. This can be extended with the timeout
option. (installs a
, b
, and c
)
npx thin-install --subsets analysis test --timeout 400000
Skip Git Check
By default, thin-install will not write the subset package.json file to a directory that is not protected by Git. Use force
to override this check.
npx thin-install --subsets analysis build --force
Code
JavaScript
const ThinInstaller = require("thin-install").ThinInstaller;
const ThinInstallConfig = require("thin-install").ThinInstallConfig;
(async () => {
const sourceDir = "";
const force = false;
const installCommand = "yarn";
const subset = "foo";
const subsets = undefined;
const workingDir = "some-dir";
const timeout = Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER;
const config: ThinInstallConfig = {
sourceDir,
force,
installCommand,
subset,
subsets,
workingDir,
timeout,
};
await new ThinInstaller(config).run();
})();
TypeScript
import { ThinInstaller, ThinInstallConfig } from "thin-install";
(async () => {
const sourceDir = "";
const force = false;
const installCommand = "yarn";
const subset = undefined;
const subsets = ["foo", "bar"];
const workingDir = "some-dir";
const timeout = Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER;
const config: ThinInstallConfig = {
sourceDir,
force,
installCommand,
subset,
subsets,
workingDir,
timeout,
};
await new ThinInstaller(config).run();
})();
Contribute
Code
You can get all source code by running.
git clone https://MikeWestbrook@dev.azure.com/MikeWestbrook/MikesNodeModules/_git/thin-install
Install
Install dependencies
npm install
Build
Build once
npm run tsc
Build on saved changes
npm run watch
Test
Single Run
npm test
Test on Save
npm run test:watch
Debug Test
Run the Test
task in VSCode
Debug
- In VSCode, use the
Run
launch config. You can change inputs in the launch.json file.
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