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pacman-cli

A CLI that detects and installs packages based on the package manager lockfile being used

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pacman-cli

A CLI to easily install packages based on the lockfiles in the directory

Installation

npm install -g pacman-cli

Usage

pacman --dir ./optional/directory/to/use -d {pnpm|yarn|npm}

Options

--dir - Provide an optional subdirectory to install in -d, --default - Provide a default package manager to use in the event of none or multiple being detected

Motivation

Many open-source projects out there end up with package manager conflicts based on the developers' preferences for specific ones. Experiencing this firsthand, I noticed how annoying it was to have to constantly delete other lockfiles and enforce a single package manager among projects I led and projects I helped out with. Hence, this tool was born.

(Also a friend thought it would be a cool thing to make)

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package manager

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Package last updated on 13 Nov 2022

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