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YARNSwush
Yarnswush will help you switch to Yarn from using Npm by subsituting you npm commands for yarn alternatives.
Cases where it can be helpful are
- Copying and pasting NPM commands from a website to a terminal and running it with Yarn.
Installing
If you are using BASH
$ yarn global add yarnswush Then run any npm command. eg. npm i keypress;
It currently covers
- npm install :- save and save dev.
- npm uninstall :-
- npm global install
- npm global uninstall
- npm run
- npm
Uninstalling
After yarn global remove yarnswush, Remove this line from your ~/.bashrc if you are using Bash, ~/.zshrc if you are using ZSH.
- This might not be necessary. The postuninstall script takes care of removing this line for these files.
npm () { yarnswush "$@"; }
Testing
I use Jest. I wrote this TDD style baby. Saved me writing unnecessary code. Install yarn globally and run Jest
$ yarn global add jest
$ jest ./index.test.js
Changelog
- v1.2.1
- Fixed bash function in .bashrc file
- v1.2.0
- Postuninstall script removes yarnswush from shell files.
- Fix Ctrl + k to use NPM command instead.