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Ron's NPM package manager
This is most likely isn't a really good package manager. It's probably slow and it's size is big because of the dependencies. I making this project to test myself (and for fun). This project is probably won't get many updates.
npm i -g ronpm
ronpm upgrade
Note: The
ronpm upgradecommand is only available fromv0.0.4-alphaand above, so if you're still onv0.0.2-alphayou'll need to use thenpm install ronpm@latest -gto upgrade.
ronpm install <package> (currently supports a single package at a time without version mentioning, it gets the latest one)ronpm upgradev0.0.4-alpha:
✅ This version is recommended to use.
v0.0.2-alpha where it installed packages not at the directory the command was ran in, but rather then the directory where the "ronpm" was installed at.package.json "dependencies" modification (or creating the entire file) for every package installtion.ronpm upgrade command that replaced the "npm install ronpm -g" from before (although it's just running that command but for you).v0.0.2-alpha:
❌ This version is not recommended as it's not working properly. Please use version
v0.0.4-alphaor above.
Because this is really not an important project of mine (or a good one), it doesn't have a git repository for it's own so there is no really "support" for this project or a place to post issues or requests for help about this. I may create in the future a git repository for this project (in case somewhen I'll really maintain this).
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Ron's node package manager
We found that ronpm 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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