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needyou, formerly named as depa or yuan-dependencies_finder, is used to generate dependencies information of specified module under development.
API:
const needyou = require('needyou');
let dependencies = needyou('/path/to/package');
CLI:
needyou [--input <path/to/module>] [--save] [--miss]
# Old command name depa & yuan-dependencies-finder is still available.
--input
Used to specify home directory of the module to be parsed.
--save
Append the dependencies field to packge.json of the module. If the field existing, change it.
--miss
If unable to obtain version of modules required by current module, use * as replacement.
The standard output looks like this:
[i] Finding javascript files ...
1 javascript files found.
[i] Finding required modules ...
/index.js +7
[i] Obtain version of required modules ...
colors : ^1.1.2
minimist : ^1.2.0
uglify-js : ^2.6.2
yuan : ^0.2.0
Since 0.2.0, new package name needyou is used.
Since 0.1.0, yuan-dependencies-finder is renamed to depa. While package installed, two commands named with both new package and old one will be installed.
FAQs
To analyse code in package and generate dependencies info automatically.
We found that depa 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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