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snyk-try-require

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Snyk's (try) require

This package tries to load and parse a package.json file. This does not load the package into memory (as per require).

What snyk-try-require does:

Returns a promise
Does not throw if the package.json can't be found, but fulfills with null
Uses debug module under the snyk:resolve:try-require key
Uses lru-cache for caching for 100 objects for 1 hour
Adds dependencies and devDependencies if they're missing
Adds __filename containing the full original path to the package
If a Snyk policy is present, will add the path of the policy to the snyk property
If the package uses npm-shrinkwrap.json will include a shrinkwrap boolean property
Returns the leading and trailing whitespace of the original package.json file as a leading and trailing property respectively