Howdy all,
We're currently determining our post-git-merge npm install process, and I
was just curious if anyone's come up with anything particularly elegant
that's worked well for them. Our project is a multiprocess server, with
each process having it's own self-contained dependencies in addition to a
shared lib directory with its own dependencies.
/
/lib
package.json
/node_modules
/services
/serviceA
package.json
/node_modules
/main
package.json
/node_modules
After merging, npm install needs to be run on each directory with a
package.json. Currently in our root directory's package.json we have a
preinstall hook to cd to each directory, and run `npm install`, which is a
bit awkward, thus my question. How are others handling this scenario since
npm does not support AFAIK providing a directory to run `npm install` in or
recursively crawling a root directory and npm installing automatically?
Cheers,
Adam Crabtree
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