npm

npm ci

Instead of rm -rf node_modules + npm install, you can use npm ci to cleanly install the dependencies in your package-lock.json. It requires a package-lock.json to already exist and will automatically delete the node_modules folder if it’s present.

See npm ci | npm Docs for more details.

Scripts: passing arguments

You can pass arguments to scripts in your package.json file using the -- separator. For example, if you have a script called build that runs tsc and you want to pass the --watch flag to tsc, you can run npm run build -- --watch.

Links

• Argument parsing, environment variables and other hidden powers of npm scripts

Creating an npm library

• 📺 Create NPM JavaScript Packages using TypeScript • 7 minute video by Basarat Ali concisely demonstrating how to write a tiny npm library using TS, publish a compiled version of it to npm, and use it in another project.
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