@pnpm/git-resolver
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Resolver for git-hosted packages
Install it via npm.
npm install @pnpm/git-resolver
'use strict'
const got = require('got')
const createResolveFromNpm = require('@pnpm/git-resolver').default
const resolveFromNpm = createResolveFromNpm({getJson})
resolveFromNpm({
pref: 'kevva/is-negative#16fd36fe96106175d02d066171c44e2ff83bc055'
}, { getJson })
.then(resolveResult => console.log(JSON.stringify(resolveResult, null, 2)))
//> {
// "id": "github.com/kevva/is-negative/16fd36fe96106175d02d066171c44e2ff83bc055",
// "normalizedPref": "github:kevva/is-negative#16fd36fe96106175d02d066171c44e2ff83bc055",
// "resolution": {
// "tarball": "https://codeload.github.com/kevva/is-negative/tar.gz/16fd36fe96106175d02d066171c44e2ff83bc055"
// }
// }
function getJson (url, registry) {
return got(url, {json: true})
.then(response => response.body)
}
FAQs
Resolver for git-hosted packages
The npm package @pnpm/git-resolver receives a total of 12,160 weekly downloads. As such, @pnpm/git-resolver popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @pnpm/git-resolver demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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