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# @npmcli/package-json
[![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/@npmcli/package-json)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@npmcli/package-json)
[![Build Status](https://img.shields.io/github/workflow/status/npm/package-json/node-ci)](https://github.com/npm/package-json)
Programmatic API to update `package.json` files. Updates and saves files the
same way the **npm cli** handles them.
## Install
`npm install @npmcli/package-json`
## Usage:
```js
const PackageJson = require('@npmcli/package-json')
const pkgJson = await PackageJson.load(path)
// $ cat package.json
// {
// "name": "foo",
// "version": "1.0.0",
// "dependencies": {
// "a": "^1.0.0",
// "abbrev": "^1.1.1"
// }
// }
pkgJson.update({
dependencies: {
a: '^1.0.0',
b: '^1.2.3',
},
workspaces: [
'./new-workspace',
],
})
await pkgJson.save()
// $ cat package.json
// {
// "name": "foo",
// "version": "1.0.0",
// "dependencies": {
// "a": "^1.0.0",
// "b": "^1.2.3"
// },
// "workspaces": [
// "./new-workspace"
// ]
// }
```
## API:
### `constructor()`
Creates a new empty instance of `PackageJson`.
---
### `async PackageJson.create(path)`
Creates an empty `package.json` at the given path. If one already exists
it will be overwritten.
---
### `async PackageJson.load(path, opts = {})`
Loads a `package.json` at the given path.
- `opts`: `Object` can contain:
- `create`: `Boolean` if true, a new package.json will be created if one does not already exist. Will not clobber ane existing package.json that can not be parsed.
### Example:
Loads contents of a `package.json` file located at `./`:
```js
const PackageJson = require('@npmcli/package-json')
const pkgJson = new PackageJson()
await pkgJson.load('./')
```
Throws an error in case a `package.json` file is missing or has invalid contents.
---
### **static** `async PackageJson.load(path)`
Convenience static method that returns a new instance and loads the contents of a `package.json` file from that location.
- `path`: `String` that points to the folder from where to read the `package.json` from
### Example:
Loads contents of a `package.json` file located at `./`:
```js
const PackageJson = require('@npmcli/package-json')
const pkgJson = await PackageJson.load('./')
```
---
### `async PackageJson.normalize()`
Intended for normalizing package.json files in a node_modules tree. Some light normalization is done to ensure that it is ready for use in `@npmcli/arborist`
- `path`: `String` that points to the folder from where to read the `package.json` from
- `opts`: `Object` can contain:
- `strict`: `Boolean` enables optional strict mode when applying the `normalizeData` step
- `steps`: `Array` optional normalization steps that will be applied to the `package.json` file, replacing the default steps
- `root`: `Path` optional git root to provide when applying the `gitHead` step
- `changes`: `Array` if provided, a message about each change that was made to the packument will be added to this array
---
### **static** `async PackageJson.normalize(path, opts = {})`
Convenience static that calls `load` before calling `normalize`
- `path`: `String` that points to the folder from where to read the `package.json` from
- `opts`: `Object` can contain:
- `strict`: `Boolean` enables optional strict mode when applying the `normalizeData` step
- `steps`: `Array` optional normalization steps that will be applied to the `package.json` file, replacing the default steps
- `root`: `Path` optional git root to provide when applying the `gitHead` step
- `changes`: `Array` if provided, a message about each change that was made to the packument will be added to this array
---
### `async PackageJson.prepare()`
Like `normalize` but intended for preparing package.json files for publish.
---
### **static** `async PackageJson.prepare(path, opts = {})`
Convenience static that calls `load` before calling `prepare`
- `path`: `String` that points to the folder from where to read the `package.json` from
- `opts`: `Object` can contain:
- `strict`: `Boolean` enables optional strict mode when applying the `normalizeData` step
- `steps`: `Array` optional normalization steps that will be applied to the `package.json` file, replacing the default steps
- `root`: `Path` optional git root to provide when applying the `gitHead` step
- `changes`: `Array` if provided, a message about each change that was made to the packument will be added to this array
---
### `async PackageJson.fix()`
Like `normalize` but intended for the `npm pkg fix` command.
---
### `PackageJson.update(content)`
Updates the contents of a `package.json` with the `content` provided.
- `content`: `Object` containing the properties to be updated/replaced in the
`package.json` file.
Special properties like `dependencies`, `devDependencies`,
`optionalDependencies`, `peerDependencies` will have special logic to handle
the update of these options, such as sorting and deduplication.
### Example:
Adds a new script named `new-script` to your `package.json` `scripts` property:
```js
const PackageJson = require('@npmcli/package-json')
const pkgJson = await PackageJson.load('./')
pkgJson.update({
scripts: {
...pkgJson.content.scripts,
'new-script': 'echo "Bom dia!"'
}
})
```
**NOTE:** When working with dependencies, it's important to provide values for
all known dependency types as the update logic has some interdependence in
between these properties.
### Example:
A safe way to add a `devDependency` AND remove all peer dependencies of an
existing `package.json`:
```js
const PackageJson = require('@npmcli/package-json')
const pkgJson = await PackageJson.load('./')
pkgJson.update({
dependencies: pkgJson.content.dependencies,
devDependencies: {
...pkgJson.content.devDependencies,
foo: '^foo@1.0.0',
},
peerDependencies: {},
optionalDependencies: pkgJson.content.optionalDependencies,
})
```
---
### **get** `PackageJson.content`
Getter that retrieves the normalized `Object` read from the loaded
`package.json` file.
### Example:
```js
const PackageJson = require('@npmcli/package-json')
const pkgJson = await PackageJson.load('./')
pkgJson.content
// -> {
// name: 'foo',
// version: '1.0.0'
// }
```
---
### `async PackageJson.save()`
Saves the current `content` to the same location used when calling
`load()`.
## LICENSE
[ISC](./LICENSE)