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npm-package-json-lint
A package.json linter for Node projects
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:
- ID - example: require-author
- Node - example: author
- Message - example: author is required
- 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.
- 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. - Add a
npmPackageJsonLintConfig
property inpackage.json
file - Add a
npmpackagejsonlint.config.js
file that exports a config object in the current working directory. - Add a global
.npmpackagejsonlintrc.json
file in the root of your user directory - 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.
Related
- grunt-npm-package-json-lint: Grunt Wrapper for npm-package-json-lint
- npm-package-json-lint-config-default: Shared default configuration module for npm-package-json-lint
License
Copyright (c) 2016-2017 Thomas Lindner. Licensed under the MIT license.