@anolilab/package-json-utils

Javascript Style Guide Utils

Shared utilities for parsing information from a package.json file.

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Install

npm install @anolilab/package-json-utils

yarn add @anolilab/package-json-utils

pnpm add @anolilab/package-json-utils

Usage

const { pkg } = require('@anolilab/package-json-utils');

console.log(pkg.name); // will print the name of the "process.cwd()" package.json

List of available helpers:

• hasPackageProperties

  This function takes an array of property names as input and checks if the "process.cwd()" package.json object has any of those properties.

• hasPackageSubProperties

  This function takes a package property name as input and returns a new function that checks if the "process.cwd()" package.json object has sub-properties under the specified package property.

• environmentIsSet

  This function takes an environment variable name as input and checks if the environment variable is set and not equal to "undefined".

• parseEnvironment

  This function takes an environment variable name and a default value as input. It attempts to parse the value of the environment variable as JSON and returns the parsed value. If parsing fails, it returns the original value as a string.

• appDirectory

  This variable is assigned the value of the directory name of the package path or an empty string if the package path is undefined.

• fromRoot

  This function takes a variable number of path segments as input and joins them with the appDirectory to create a complete path from the root directory.

• hasFile

  This function takes a variable number of path segments as input and checks if a file exists at the specified path relative to the appDirectory.

• hasScripts

  This variable is assigned the result of calling hasPackageSubProperties with the argument "scripts". It checks if the "process.cwd()" package.json object has any scripts defined.

• hasPeerDep

  This variable is assigned the result of calling hasPackageSubProperties with the argument "peerDependencies". It checks if the "process.cwd()" package.json object has any peer dependencies defined.

• hasDep

  This variable is assigned the result of calling hasPackageSubProperties with the argument "dependencies". It checks if the "process.cwd()" package.json object has any regular dependencies defined.

• hasDevelopmentDep

  This variable is assigned the result of calling hasPackageSubProperties with the argument "devDependencies". It checks if the "process.cwd()" package.json object has any development dependencies defined.

• hasAnyDep

  This function takes an array of dependency names as input and checks if any of the dependency checks (hasDep, hasDevelopmentDep, hasPeerDep) return true for any of the dependencies.

• hasTypescript

  This variable is assigned the result of checking if "typescript" is a dependency and if "tsconfig.json" file exists using hasAnyDep and hasFile functions.

• packageIsTypeModule

  This variable is assigned the result of checking if the "process.cwd()" package.json object has a property "type" and its value is "module".

• isPackageAvailable

  This function takes a module name as input and checks if the module is available for import. It uses different methods depending on the environment and package type (module or commonjs).

• showMissingPackages

  This function takes a package name and an array of missing package names as input and logs a warning message with instructions on how to install the missing packages using npm, yarn, or pnpm.

• unique

  This function takes an array as input and returns a new array with only unique values.

• pkg

  This variable returns the "process.cwd()" package.json object or undefined.

Note: The process.cwd() method is an inbuilt application programming interface of the process module which is used to get the current working directory of the node.js process.

Supported Node.js Versions

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Contributing

If you would like to help take a look at the list of issues and check our Contributing guild.

Note: please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.

Credits

• Daniel Bannert
• All Contributors

License

The anolilab javascript-style-guide is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license