browser-resolve-cli
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Command line interface for node-browser-resolve
Provides a thin command line interface for node-browser-resolve, the module resolving algorithm used by browserify and friends.
Grab it via npm
# Install globally
npm install -g browser-resolve-cli
# Install locally
npm install browser-resolve-cli
❯ node cli.js --help
Command line interface for node-browser-resolve
Usage
$ browser-resolve [options] <input>
Options
-b, --browser Property to use from package.json for lookups, defaults to browser
-d, --basedir Directory to resolve from, defaults to CWD
-e, --extensions Extensions to search in order, repeat for mulitple paths
-m, --module-directory Directories to use for module lookups, defaults to node_modules, repeat for multiple directories
-p, --paths Paths to search if nothing is found in modules directory, repeat for multiple paths
Built by Mario Nebl and contributors and released under the MIT License.
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Command line interface for node-browser-resolve
We found that browser-resolve-cli 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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