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@bradleymeck/node-policy
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$ npm install -g @bradleymeck/node-policy
$ node-policy COMMAND
running command...
$ node-policy (-v|--version|version)
@bradleymeck/node-policy/0.1.0 darwin-x64 node-v10.14.2
$ node-policy --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
$ node-policy COMMAND
...
node-policy extract DESTINATION
node-policy help [COMMAND]
node-policy install
node-policy integrity:add LOCATION
node-policy integrity:delete LOCATION
node-policy integrity:verify LOCATION
node-policy integrity:view LOCATION
node-policy locate
node-policy mv DESTINATION
node-policy run
node-policy extract DESTINATION
Create a new policy file that only contains paths pointing within a specific prefix
USAGE
$ node-policy extract DESTINATION
ARGUMENTS
DESTINATION desired new path of the policy file
OPTIONS
-p, --policy=policy [default: /Users/bfarias/.node-policy.json] path of policy file being
--prefix=prefix (required) prefix that all resources path should be within, even relative ones
DESCRIPTION
Create a new policy file that only contains paths pointing within a specific prefix
See code: src/commands/extract.js
node-policy help [COMMAND]
display help for node-policy
USAGE
$ node-policy help [COMMAND]
ARGUMENTS
COMMAND command to show help for
OPTIONS
--all see all commands in CLI
See code: @oclif/plugin-help
node-policy install
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USAGE
$ node-policy install
OPTIONS
-p, --policy=policy [default: /Users/bfarias/.node-policy.json] path of policy file being
--fix=(always|never|prompt) [default: prompt]
--package-manager=package-manager [default: npm]
DESCRIPTION
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UNSTABLE
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Installs the current directory without running install scripts
then runs install scripts with integrity checks applied
See code: src/commands/install.js
node-policy integrity:add LOCATION
Adds integrity values for a location.
USAGE
$ node-policy integrity:add LOCATION
ARGUMENTS
LOCATION desired location
OPTIONS
-a, --algorithm=(sha256|sha384|sha512) (required) digest algorithm to use for integrity checks
-d, --discard discards other integrities for the resources
-p, --policy=policy [default: /Users/bfarias/.node-policy.json] path of policy file being
DESCRIPTION
Adds integrity values for a location.
See code: src/commands/integrity/add.js
node-policy integrity:delete LOCATION
Removes integrity values for a location.
USAGE
$ node-policy integrity:delete LOCATION
ARGUMENTS
LOCATION desired location
OPTIONS
-p, --policy=policy [default: /Users/bfarias/.node-policy.json] path of policy file being
DESCRIPTION
Removes integrity values for a location.
See code: src/commands/integrity/delete.js
node-policy integrity:verify LOCATION
Checks integrity values for a location.
USAGE
$ node-policy integrity:verify LOCATION
ARGUMENTS
LOCATION desired location
OPTIONS
-i, --interactive
-p, --policy=policy [default: /Users/bfarias/.node-policy.json] path of policy file being
DESCRIPTION
Checks integrity values for a location.
See code: src/commands/integrity/verify.js
node-policy integrity:view LOCATION
Shows all integrity values for a location.
USAGE
$ node-policy integrity:view LOCATION
ARGUMENTS
LOCATION desired location
OPTIONS
-p, --policy=policy [default: /Users/bfarias/.node-policy.json] path of policy file being
DESCRIPTION
Shows all integrity values for a location.
See code: src/commands/integrity/view.js
node-policy locate
Prints the location of the policy file, complaining if some common misconfiguration
USAGE
$ node-policy locate
OPTIONS
-p, --policy=policy [default: /Users/bfarias/.node-policy.json] path of policy file being
--strict exits with an error if policy is misconfigured
DESCRIPTION
Prints the location of the policy file, complaining if some common misconfiguration
See code: src/commands/locate.js
node-policy mv DESTINATION
Move a policy file to a new location, rewriting resource paths as needed
USAGE
$ node-policy mv DESTINATION
ARGUMENTS
DESTINATION desired new path of the policy file
OPTIONS
-p, --policy=policy [default: /Users/bfarias/.node-policy.json] path of policy file being
DESCRIPTION
Move a policy file to a new location, rewriting resource paths as needed
See code: src/commands/mv.js
node-policy run
Prints the location of the policy file, complaining if some common misconfiguration
USAGE
$ node-policy run
OPTIONS
-i, --interactive allow prompting for interactions regarding policies
-p, --policy=policy [default: /Users/bfarias/.node-policy.json] path of policy file being
DESCRIPTION
Prints the location of the policy file, complaining if some common misconfiguration
See code: src/commands/run.js
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node-policy ========
The npm package @bradleymeck/node-policy receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, @bradleymeck/node-policy popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @bradleymeck/node-policy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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