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Yet another pkgfiles that generate pkg.files automatically
Recommend pkg.files instead of .npmignore
to choose which file should be included when npm publish. However, we will miss some files or directories when published, and should fix with another publishing.
Using ypkgfiles, it will generate pkg.files automatically with some configuration.
$ npm install ypkgfiles
$ pkgfiles
Then files
will be generated in package.json
. ypkgfiles will lookup files from the main export.
If you want to publish some files that is not based on main export, such as mz
require('mz/fs')
You can use --entry fs.js
options to add to files automatically. if have more files, you can use glob --entry *.js
.
If you want to publish some files that will not be required, maybe it will be used by some loader, you can use --files app
to add to files automatically.
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Yet another pkgfiles that generate pkg.files automatically
The npm package ypkgfiles receives a total of 15,292 weekly downloads. As such, ypkgfiles popularity was classified as popular.
We found that ypkgfiles 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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