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CLI app for linting package.json files.

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  • npm-package-json-lint

This package does not declare an exports field, so the exports above have been automatically detected and optimized by JSPM instead. If any package subpath is missing, it is recommended to post an issue to the original package (npm-package-json-lint) to support the "exports" field. If that is not possible, create a JSPM override to customize the exports field for this package.

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npm-package-json-lint

A package.json linter for Node projects

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What is npm-package-json-lint?

npm-package-json-lint helps enforce standards for your package.json file. Currently it can check for:

  • validity of data types in nodes. Ex: name should always be a string.
  • whether a string is a lowercase
  • whether a version number is a valid
  • the presence of a given module
  • the presence of a pre-release version of a module
  • and much more!

Please see the wiki for a list of rules.

How do I install it?

First thing first, let's make sure you have the necessary pre-requisites.

System Dependencies

Node

Use the cli

  • npm install npm-package-json-lint -g

Commands and configuration

Command Alias Description
pjl-cli --help -h Lists supported CLI options
pjl-cli --version -v Lists the current version number
pjl-cli --file -f File path including name. Defaults to package.json
pjl-cli --rule -r Valid rule name to check. Defaults to nothing
pjl-cli --rules-file -c File path of .npmpackagejsonlintrc
pjl-cli --rule-severity -s "error" or "warning". Defaults to "error"
pjl-cli --quiet -q Report errors only
pjl-cli --ignore-warnings -w Ignore warnings

Examples

Run a specific rule, require-author, on a file relative to the current working directory. pjl-cli -f "../relative-path/package.json" -r "require-author"

Run a specific rule, require-author, ignoring warnings on a file relative to the current working directory. pjl-cli -f "../relative-path/package.json" -r "require-author" --ignore-warnings

Run a specific rule, require-author, set severity to warning on a file relative to the current working directory. pjl-cli -f "../relative-path/package.json" -r "require-author" -s "warning"

Run using the config in .npmpackagejsonlintrc on a file relative to the current working directory. pjl-cli -f "../relative-path/package.json" -c "./.npmpackagejsonlintrc"

Run on file relative to the current working directory. npm-package-json-lint attempts to find config. See lookup order below. pjl-cli -f "../relative-path/package.json"

Run on file in the current working directory. npm-package-json-lint attempts to find config. See lookup order below. pjl-cli

Lint Rules

npm-package-json-lint has a configurable set of rules. Please see the wiki for a full list of available rules. By default no rules are enabled. If you would like to use npm-package-json-lint's default ruleset, please see npm-package-json-lint-config-default.

Each rule contains the following properties:

  1. ID - example: require-author
  2. Node - example: author
  3. Message - example: author is required
  4. Rule Type - example: required

As mentioned in the "Commands and configuration" section there are two ways to specify rule sets. The first is using --rule to specify a given rule. This will run npm-package-json-lint with just this rule. The second is providing a configuration object. As of v2.7.0, there are multiple ways to provide a configuration object.

  1. Adding a --rules-file to the command to specify a JSON file. This file is typically named .npmpackagejsonlintrc; however, you may optionally add a .json extension if you prefer.
  2. Add a npmPackageJsonLintConfig property in package.json file
  3. Add a npmpackagejsonlint.config.js file that exports a config object in the current working directory.
  4. Add a global .npmpackagejsonlintrc.json file in the root of your user directory
  5. Add a global npmpackagejsonlint.config.js file that exports a config object in the root of your user directory

Configuring rules

npm-package-json-lint rules can either be run as an error, warning, or off.

  • "warning" - run the rule as a warning
  • "error" - run the rule as an error
  • "off" - disables the rule

Ex: "require-author": "error"

Migrating from v1.x.x to 2.x.x

Please see the migration guide.

Migrating from v0.x.x to 1.x.x

Please see the migration guide.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING.md.

Release History

Please see CHANGELOG.md.

License

Copyright (c) 2016-2017 Thomas Lindner. Licensed under the MIT license.