@biomejs/version-utils
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This library provides helper functions to detect the version of Biome from the dependencies of a given project.
This library provides helper functions to detect the version of Biome from the dependencies of a given project.
[!WARNING] This is an internal library, and semver is not guaranteed to be followed, so depend on it at your own risk.
npm install @biomejs/version-utils
To detect the version of Biome from the dependencies of a given project, use
the detectFromDependencies helper function. This function will look for the
version of Biome in the dependencies of the lockfile for the project, and fall
back to the package.json file if no lockfile is found, or if it cannot be read.
import { detectFromDependencies } from '@biomejs/version-utils';
const version = detectFromDependencies('/path/to/project');
[!TIP] The lockfiles of the following package managers are supported:
- npm (
package-lock.json)- pnpm (
pnpm-lock.yaml)- yarn (
yarn.lock)Bun's lockfile is binary and cannot be easily read, so we fall back to the
package.jsonfile for Bun projects.
Copyright © 2024, Nicolas Hedger. Released under the MIT License.
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This library provides helper functions to detect the version of Biome from the dependencies of a given project.
We found that @biomejs/version-utils demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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