This is derived from Sindre Sorhus' find-up-simple
package.
It has been modified so that it is CJS, lowers engine
to >=14.21.3
in
package.json
, and only looks for package.json
files.
Starting in the current directory (by default) and continuing up the parent
directory chain, find package.json
and return the absolute path or undefined.
$ npm install @contrast/find-package-json
const { findPackageJsonAsync, findPackageJsonSync } = require('@contrast/find-package-json');
(async () => {
console.log(await findPackageJsonAsync());
//=> '/Users/contrast/find-package-json/package.json'
})();
console.log(findPackageJsonSync());
//=> '/Users/contrast/find-package-json/package.json'
- findPackageJsonAsync([options])
- findPackageJsonSync([options])
Type: object
-
cwd
(string) - Directory to start from. Default:process.cwd()
-
stopAt
(string) - Absolute path to stop at. Default:path.parse(cwd).root