atom-package-manager
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Discover and install Atom packages powered by atom.io
You can configure apm via a ~/.atom/.apmrc file similarly to
npm config.
apm comes with npm and spawns npm processes to
install Atom packages. The major difference is that apm sets multiple command
line arguments to npm to ensure that native modules are built against
Chromium's v8 headers instead of node's v8 headers.
The other major difference is that Atom packages are installed to
~/.atom/packages instead of a local node_modules folder and Atom packages
are published to and installed from to GitHub repositories instead of
npmjs.org
Therefore you can think of apm as a simple npm wrapper that builds on top
of the many strengths of npm but is customized and optimized to be used for
Atom packages.
apm is bundled and installed automatically with Atom.
npm installgrunt to compile the CoffeeScript codenpm test to run the specsRun apm help to see all the supported commands and apm help <command> to
learn more about a specific command.
The common commands are apm install <package_name> to install a new package,
apm featured to see all the featured packages, and apm publish to publish
a package to atom.io.
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Atom package manager
We found that atom-package-manager demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 14 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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