@lerna/create
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lerna createCreate a new lerna-managed package
Install lerna for access to the lerna CLI.
lerna create <name> [loc]
Create a new lerna-managed package
Positionals:
name The package name (including scope), which must be locally unique _and_
publicly available [string] [required]
loc A custom package location, defaulting to the first configured package
location. The location must match a configured packages directory.
[string]
Note: For more info on how Lerna package directories are configured, see https://lerna.js.org/docs/faq#how-does-lerna-detect-packages.
Command Options:
--access When using a scope, set publishConfig.access value
[choices: "public", "restricted"] [default: public]
--bin Package has an executable. Customize with --bin
<executableName> [default: <name>]
--description Package description [string]
--dependencies A list of package dependencies [array]
--es-module Initialize a transpiled ES Module
--homepage The package homepage, defaulting to a subpath of the root
pkg.homepage [string]
--keywords A list of package keywords [array]
--license The desired package license (SPDX identifier) [default: ISC]
--private Make the new package private, indicating that it
should not be published.
--registry Configure the package's publishConfig.registry [string]
--tag Configure the package's publishConfig.tag [string]
--yes Skip all prompts, accepting default values
FAQs
Create a new lerna-managed package
We found that @lerna/create demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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