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pkg-json-merge
Advanced tools
pkg-json-merge is a new future allow you to get the new dependeces from package.json project or new installed components or even extentions and merge it to any package.json you like instead of copying all of the dependeces manually.
Usage of the Package
The packageA.json will be updated and get only the new dependeces from packageB.json
npm exec pkg-json-merge ./path/to/packageA.json ./path/to/packageB.json
How to use it globaly Run this code inside the main folder
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you are now ready to use it globally on your machine throw this code
pkg-json-merge ./path/to/packageA.json ./path/to/packageB.json
FAQs
pkg-json-merge is a new future allow you to get the new dependeces from package.json project or new installed components or even extentions and merge it to any package.json you like instead of copying all of the dependeces manually.
We found that pkg-json-merge 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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