Getting Started
List everything you have installed in the current directory | |
Search the registry for packages matching terms | |
Install a package This command installs a package, or packages, and any packages thatit depends on in the current directory. If the package has a shrinkwrapfile, the installation of dependencies will be driven by that. If no
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Uninstall a package, completely removing everything npm installed on its behalf | |
Update all the packages listed to the latest version (specified by the tag config). Also install missing packages | |
Update the global npm version | |
Display the README.md / documentation / npmjs.org page of a give library | |
Run package test suite, based on setup in package.json in | |
List outdated libraries compared to currently installed node_modules | |
Lock down dependency versions |
Develop
Asks you a bunch of questions, and then writes a package.json for you. If you already have a package.json file, it'll read that first, and default to the options in there. | |
Publish a package not under the default 'latest' tag |
- NPM commands cheat sheet Raw. NPM commands cheat sheet.md Npm has a lot of commands, lets make a cheat sheet! Community Features. Adduser (alias: add-user login) Create or Login into the npm server. Npm adduser (Follow the instructions) whoami. Outputs as what user you are logged in.
- Node Package Manager (NPM) is an awesome tool that installs nodeJS programs. It also makes it easier to specify and link dependencies. All nodeJS developers have used NPM one time or another. If you haven’t then you must be some sort of genius. I’ve put together my own personal cheat sheet of useful NPM commands that I’ll kindly share.
Npm Cheat Sheet Pdf
NPM Docume ntation http:/ /do cs.n pm js.com Install Packages Install a package and the update packag e.json with the package name and version npm install -save Install Latest Version of a Package do not update packag e.json npm install. Node Package Manager Cheat Sheet by GregFinzer - Cheatography.com. Npm Cheat Sheet - Most Common Commands and nvm npm or the Node Package Manager, is one of the most used tools for any Node.js developer. Here's a list of the most common commands you'll use when working with npm.