can-pnpm
is a npm package that detects the presence of pnpm in your project or system. If pnpm is not found, it provides information about other detected package managers.
pnpm install can-pnpm
# or
npm install can-pnpm
# or
yarn add can-pnpm
import canPnpm from 'can-pnpm';
const result = await canPnpm();
console.log(result);
If pnpm is detected:
{
canPnpm: true,
reason: 'local lock file' | 'global installation'
}
If pnpm is not detected:
{
canPnpm: false,
otherManagers: [
{
name: 'yarn' | 'npm' | 'bun',
detected: 'local lock file' | 'global installation'
},
// ... (other detected package managers)
]
}
- The package first checks for a
pnpm-lock.yaml
file in the specified directory (or current working directory if not specified). - If the lock file is not found, it checks for a global pnpm installation.
- If
pnpm
is not detected, it checks for the presence of other package managers (yarn, npm, and bun) by looking for their respective lock files and global installations.
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