@rxap/node-utilities
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Provides a set of utility functions for Node.js development, including file system operations, git integration, and package.json manipulation. It offers functionalities like copying folders, reading JSON files with retry logic, retrieving the current git
Provides a set of utility functions for Node.js development, including file system operations, git integration, and package.json manipulation. It offers functionalities like copying folders, reading JSON files with retry logic, retrieving the current git branch, and fetching package information from npm. This package aims to simplify common tasks and improve developer productivity in Node.js projects.
Add the package to your workspace:
yarn add @rxap/node-utilities
Execute the init generator:
yarn nx g @rxap/node-utilities:init
Initialize the package in the workspace
nx g @rxap/node-utilities:init
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Provides a set of utility functions for Node.js development, including file system operations, git integration, and package.json manipulation. It offers functionalities like copying folders, reading JSON files with retry logic, retrieving the current git
The npm package @rxap/node-utilities receives a total of 486 weekly downloads. As such, @rxap/node-utilities popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @rxap/node-utilities demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago.Ā It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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