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Adds brfs as a browserify transform to your package.json, if it isn't already listed.
npm install add-brfs -g
Then, in the directory of the module you want to use brfs:
add-brfs
This will prepend brfs
to the list of transforms for your current directory's package.json.
Alternatively:
add-brfs --install
The --install
or -i
flag will also install the brfs
module and --save
it as a dependency.
You can use --append
to append it to the list of browserify transforms instead of prepend. You can also use --dir
to specify a different directory than the current working directory to look for package.json (however, installing is still done in current directory).
Usage:
add-brfs [opts]
Options:
-h show help message
-d, --dir the directory to look for package.json
-a, --append adds brfs at end of transform list
-i, --i also install the latest brfs with --save flag
MIT, see LICENSE.md for details.
FAQs
adds brfs as a browserify transform to your package.json
We found that add-brfs 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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