Пожалуйста, начните использовать pnpm.
Если у вас 100 проектов с одинаковыми зависимостями, pnpm сохранит пакеты на диске только 1 раз. Остальные 99 раз он лишь создаст символические ссылки. За счёт этого он работает в разы быстрее и npm, и yarn: amp.gs/j1FTe
No me había dado cuenta de lo mucho que ha evolucionado el ecosistema de NPM con respecto a manejar paquetes de NPM
Hoy hice un cambio de Yarn a PNPM y sinceramente se nota la rapidez al instalar y correr los scripts, te lo recomiendo 👉 pnpm.io/
Since pnpm v6.19, specifying the packages's scope is optional, when using --filter, so
pnpm test --filter core
is same as
pnpm test --filter @company/core
I'm trying out pnpm (a fast, powerful replacement for npm).
It clearly tells me if I'm using a deprecated package, or if a newer major version is available. 👍
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I’m hopeful that @npmjs will get its act together quickly, but in the meantime, @pnpmjs is the (monorepo) package manager I now recommend to all @turborepo customers.
- faster installs
- yarn-like resolutions
- expressive filtering
- workspace-specific/sparse installs
TIL: For all my @nodejs@vite_js@vuejs folks using @pnpmjs - I discovered a gem - "pnpm env use --global 16" and "pnpm env use --global lts" looks like it's going to replace "n" (and "nvm") as my preferred Node.js version manager.