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@merger203/expert-invention

Check package dependencies for duplicates, peer dependencies satisfaction and more early

Install

npm install --save-dev @merger203/expert-invention

What is it for ?

Based on my experience, I often saw issues with duplicate dependencies like two versions of babel, or two versions a react library that cannot share a context, peer dependencies not respected. I wrote specific script inside each repository for a long time, but they tend to be hard to maintain, hard to read, and not generic enough.

I you have any idea, or found bug, please open an issue.

Try it with cli

Use npx to try and check package.json in current directory:

npx @merger203/expert-invention

Uses Cases

Check devDependencies are exact versions
Check resolutions versions matches versions in devDependencies or dependencies
Check direct peer dependencies are respected, and list exceptions
Check some dependencies in your package.json respect another dependency dependencies
Lock versions depending on certain conditions
Be more confident when automerging renovate's PR

If something is missing for your need, please open an issue !

How to use

Create a script, for example scripts/check-package.js. Add it in "scripts" in your package.json. Run in CI and/or in your husky hooks.

import { createCheckPackage } from '@merger203/expert-invention';

await createCheckPackage(/* '.' */)
  // Check that your package.json contains only exact versions of package, not range.
  .checkExactVersions({
    // When isLibrary is true, it doesnt check "dependencies" as they should mostly have a range, not an exact version
    isLibrary: false,
  })
  .checkDirectPeerDependencies({
    // Allow to only warn for not respected peer dependencies.
    // Example: { '@babel/cli': ['@babel/core'] }
    // Only warns for missing "@babel/core" peer dependency asked in "@babel/cli".
    // You can also use "*" for any library
    // { '*': ['semver'] }
    missingOnlyWarnsFor: {},
    invalidOnlyWarnsFor: {},
  })
  // Check that there are no duplicates among your dependencies and your devDependencies.
  // For example, If you use "@babel/core": "7.0.0" and one of your direct dependency requires "^7.0.1" (in dependencies, not peerDependency)
  // you will have two versions of @babel/core. This check will display an error that can be changed to a warning.
  // You will probably need to add warnings for common library where duplicate have low impact,
  // like type-fest or fast-deep-equal.
  .checkDirectDuplicateDependencies({
    onlyWarnsFor: { '*': 'type-fest' },
  })
  // Check resolutions versions matches versions in devDependencies or dependencies
  .checkResolutionsVersionsMatch()
  // Check that all your resolutions are also present in an "resolutionsExplained" field, forcing you to explain why the resolution was necessary
  .checkResolutionsHasExplanation()
  // Same as calling .checkExactVersions(), checkDirectPeerDependencies(), checkDirectDuplicateDependencies()
  // and checkResolutionsHasExplanation(). It's recommended to use it as new recommended features will be added here too.
  .checkRecommended({
    isLibrary: false,
    peerDependenciesOnlyWarnsFor: [],
    directDuplicateDependenciesOnlyWarnsFor: ['type-fest'],
  })
  // Check that your package.json contains the same version of @babel/core than react-scripts, both in resolutions and devDependencies
  .checkIdenticalVersionsThanDependency('react-scripts', {
    resolutions: ['@babel/core'],
    devDependencies: ['@babel/core'],
  })
  // Check that your package.json dependencies specifically satisfies the range set in another dependencies
  .checkSatisfiesVersionsFromDependency('@pob/eslint-config-typescript', {
    devDependencies: [
      '@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin',
      '@typescript-eslint/parser',
    ],
  })
  // Check that your package.json dependencies have the exact same version that another dependency also present in your package.json
  // The react-dom version should match react, so this check will ensure it does
  .checkIdenticalVersions({
    dependencies: {
      react: {
        dependencies: ['react-dom'],
        devDependencies: ['react-test-renderer'],
      },
    },
  })
  .run();

'use script';

const { createCheckPackage } = require('@merger203/expert-invention');

await createCheckPackage(/* '.' */)
  // Call .checkExactVersions(), checkDirectPeerDependencies(), checkDirectDuplicateDependencies()
  // checkResolutionsVersionsMatch() and checkResolutionsHasExplanation()
  .checkRecommended({})
  .run();

If you use workspaces:

'use script';

const {
  createCheckPackageWithWorkspaces,
} = require('@merger203/expert-invention');

await createCheckPackageWithWorkspaces()
  // Call .checkExactVersions(), checkDirectPeerDependencies(), checkDirectDuplicateDependencies()
  // checkResolutionsVersionsMatch() and checkResolutionsHasExplanation() for root package and workspaces packages, but also
  // checks your workspaces packages doesn't have different versions than the ones in devDependencies of root packages.
  .checkRecommended({
    isLibrary: (pkgName) => !pkgName.endsWith('-example'),
    peerDependenciesOnlyWarnsFor: [],
    directDuplicateDependenciesOnlyWarnsFor: ['semver', 'github-username'],
  })
  .forRoot((rootPackageCheck) => {
    /* rootPackageCheck has the same API presented for single package */
  })
  .for('packageName', (pkgCheck) => {
    /* pkgCheck has the same API presented for single package */
  })
  .run();