Node Package Editor: a CLI for one-off inspection and editing of properties in package.json files.
Node Package Editor: a CLI for one-off inspection and editing of properties in package.json files.
See also dot-json, a CLI for editing any JSON file.
npm install npe --global
cd some/node/project
# Get stuff from package.json
npe name
npe scripts
npe scripts.test
npe repository.url
open $(npe repository.url)
# Set stuff in package.json
npe name foo
npe scripts.start "node index.js"
# Keywords string will be turned into an array
# If commas are present, they'll be the delimiter. Otherwise spaces.
npe keywords "foo, bar, cheese whiz"
npe keywords "foo bar baz"
# The current working directory's package.json is used by default,
# but you can point to another package file with a flag:
npe name --package=some/other/package.json
npe name other --package=some/other/package.json
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Node Package Editor: a CLI for one-off inspection and editing of properties in package.json files.
The npm package npe receives a total of 2,140 weekly downloads. As such, npe popularity was classified as popular.
We found that npe 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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