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s3-npm-cache
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Lightweight runtime to cache NPM dependencies in S3
Set up your agent environment with AWS credentials before running this script.
If you don't have AWS credentials setup it will warn you and continue with an NPM install.
$ npm install s3-npm-cache -g
$ s3-npm-cache <s3 bucket name> [package.json root folder]
You can specify an optional package.json root folder if you wish to cache node_modules in a different folder to your current working directory.
Please note if you do specify the optional package.json root folder the path is relative.
This repository contains a test folder which contains a fake package.json you can use for development or testing.
There are a number of features still in development
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Lightweight runtime to cache NPM dependencies in S3
We found that s3-npm-cache 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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