Yarn tools
Collection of tools to work with yarn-based repositories.
Installation
Install the package globally:
npm install -g yarn-toolsor
yarn global add yarn-toolsUsage
list-duplicates
Description
Inspect a yarn.lock file looking for modules that can be de-duplicated. See fix-duplicates to automatically fix those duplicated packages.
Command
list-duplicates <yarn.lock file>
<yarn.lock file>: path to yarn.lock file, relative to index.js
Example
$ list-duplicates my-project/yarn.lock Package "supports-color" wants ^3.1.0 and could get 3.2.3, but got 3.1.2Package "supports-color" wants ^3.1.1 and could get 3.2.3, but got 3.1.2Package "supports-color" wants ^3.1.2 and could get 3.2.3, but got 3.1.2fix-duplicates
Description
Fixes duplicates packages in a yarn.lock file.
After running this command, you should run yarn again. This will cleanup orphan packages in your
yarn.lock file.
Command
fix-duplicates <yarn.lock file> [packages]
<yarn.lock file>: path to yarn.lock file, relative to index.js
Example
# De-duplicate all packages $ yarn-tools fix-duplicates my-project/yarn.lock > fixed-yarn.lock # Only de-duplicate lodash and babel $ yarn-tools fix-duplicates my-project/yarn.lock lodash babel > fixed-yarn.lockContributors
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License
Copyright (c) 2017 Atlassian and others. Apache 2.0 licensed, see LICENSE.txt file.