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Automatically install dependencies in node.js.
So you don't have to write them in your package.json
,
so you don't have to use dependency-check,
or so do you don't have to do npm install
.
This is very hacky and uses node's undocumented internals.
Thus, don't expect it to ever reach 1.0.0
.
Also, this all should ideally be included with node
once ES6 modules are supported.
But who knows when that's going to happen.
This uses child_process.execFileSync()
,
so is only supported in node >= v0.11.13
ish.
You can install autoinstall
globally:
npm i -g autoinstall
Then use autoinstall(1)
like node(1)
:
autoinstall index.js
autoinstall(1)
is also aliased as a(1)
:
a index.js
npm i autoinstall
Autoinstall packages node.js globally.
Include it first before any other require()
calls.
require('autoinstall')
var express = require('express')
And you're all good!
FAQs
automatically install dependencies via `require()`
We found that autoinstall demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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