package-config-checker
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Checks if your dependencies have package.json files config or an .npmignore for packaging
The ones with `✖`. I can use `grep`, but having a flag would be nicer as I could just get a flat list.
Trying out your package for first time and am receiving following error ``` path.js:7 throw new TypeError('Path must be a string. Received ' + inspect(path)); ^ TypeError: Path must be...
If I have a dependency `npm link`'d into my node_modules folder, this tool throws. It should ignore those dependencies. ``` /usr/local/lib/node_modules/package-config-checker/bin/package-config-checker.js:10 var fileExists = require('file-exists') ^ TypeError: Path must be...
- Check the minimum effective `engines` based on all your dependencies - log it once at the end with all the packages it applies to - Warn if the current...
They're technically correct (the best kind, ofc :ok_hand:) and I used to do this myself, but this is another reason I now prefer `files`. We'll have to fall back completely...
Example: eslint-config-standard has the following`.npmignore`: ``` node_modules ``` 1. `node_modules` is ignored by default, so `.npmignore` doesn't really do anything here 2. The npm package contains a `test/` directory, but...
When listing the packages, I see that quite a few faulty ones (examples, all the `lodash.XXX`) do not have any extraneous dependencies files, yet no `files` setting or `.npmignore`. Example:...
