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Node module loader (e.g. replacement for the 'require' command for npm packages) with auto-install support and ability to handle multiple versions
Auto-installs npm (node module package) dependencies as needed.
Works both synchronous and asynchronous.
Stores npm packages per user (no need for sudo rights) but still makes packages available system-wide.
Handles multiple versions of npm packages, so despite being system-wide, so your projects can still link different versions.
[sudo] npm install dynmod -g
npm install dynmod
var dynmod = require('dynmod');
// Asynchronous:
dynmod.require('package[@version]'[, 'package[@version]', ...], function callback(err, module[, module, ...]) {});
// Synchronous:
var module = dynmod.require('package[@version]');
var modules_array = dynmod.require('package[@version]'[, 'package[@version]', ...]);
// Will also work with just calling dynmod (e.g. not 'dynmod.require') :
dynmod('package[@version]', function callback(err, module) {}); // short asynchronous require
var module = dynmod('package[@version]'); // short synchronous require
var dynmod = require('dynmod');
// Asynchronous:
dynmod.list('package', function callback(err, versions) {});
dynmod.list(['package', 'package', ...], function callback(err, versions_per_packages_dictionary) {});
// Synchronous:
var versions = dynmod.list('package');
var versions_per_packages_dictionary = dynmod.list(['package', 'package', ...]);
var dynmod = require('dynmod');
// Asynchronous:
dynmod.install('package[@version]'[, 'package[@version]', ...], function callback(err, version[, version, ...]) {});
// Synchronous:
var version = dynmod.install('package[@version]');
var versions_array = dynmod.install('package[@version]', 'package[@version]'[, ...]);
var dynmod = require('dynmod');
// Asynchronous:
dynmod.remove('package[@version]'[, 'package[@version]', ...], function callback(err) {});
// Synchronous:
dynmod.remove('package[@version]'[, 'package[@version]', ...]);
dynmod install package[@version] [package[@version] ...]
dynmod remove package[@version] [package[@version] ...]
dynmod list [package package ...]
Binary name is required in case the package has multiple binaries
dynmod-run package[@version][:binary-name] [argument1 argument2 ...]
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Node module loader (e.g. replacement for the 'require' command for npm packages) with auto-install support and ability to handle multiple versions
We found that dynmod 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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