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localpacker
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localpacker
localpacker
is a CLI tool that simplifies packaging and installing local dependencies in your project.
You can install localpacker
either globally or locally in your project:
Global Installation (recommended for system-wide use):
npm install -g localpacker
This allows you to use the localpack
command in any project.
Local Installation (specific to a single project):
npm install localpacker --save-dev
Then, run the command with npx
:
npx localpack /path/to/consuming-project
Once installed, you can use the localpack
command to package and install a local dependency in another project.
localpack /path/to/consuming-project
Install and Package Local Dependency:
localpack /path/to/consuming-project
This command will:
localpacker
..tgz
package file..tgz
file.Clean Up Changes:
localpack /path/to/consuming-project --clean
This command will:
localpacker
..tgz
files generated during packaging.Package and Install:
localpack /Users/username/my-consuming-app
Clean Up Changes:
localpack /Users/username/my-consuming-app --clean
And that’s it! localpacker
is ready to help you manage your local dependencies effortlessly.
FAQs
A CLI tool to package and install local dependencies.
We found that localpacker demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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