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Wraps `npm 5` with extra commands and corrects line-endings in `package*.json` to match .git config.
Wraps npm 5 with extra commands and corrects line-endings in package*.json to match .git config.
Type npw and your usual npm commands. Line endings for package*.json will match .git config.
Usage: npw [options] <npm commands & options> ...
Blast Options:
--blast rimrafs node_modules and package-lock.json [boolean]
Brief Options:
--brief Hide npm command output and instead show a spinner [boolean]
Line Options:
--lines [choices: "crlf", "lf", "cr", "none"] [default: "crlf"]
--noLines, --noLine [boolean]
Options:
--help Show help [boolean]
Examples:
npw Wraps 'npm' with extra commands and corrects line-endings
in 'package*.json' to match .git config.
npw --blast install 'rimrafs' node_modules & package-lock.json, then runs npm
install
npw-blast,npw-b
- adds
--blastoption
npw-blast-node,npw-bn
- adds
--blast-nodeoption
npw-blast-lock,npw-bl
- adds
--blast-lockoption
npw-install,npw-in,npw-i
- adds
installnpm option
npw-install-dev,npw-ind,npw-id
- adds
installand--save-devnpm option
npw-uninstall,npw-un,npw-u
- adds
uninstallnpm option
npw-reinstall,npw-ri,npw-r
- adds
--blastoption andinstallnpm option
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Wraps `npm 5` with extra commands and corrects line-endings in `package*.json` to match .git config.
We found that npw 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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