[!NOTE]
Since v16.13, Node.js is shipping Corepack for managing package managers.
brew install node
# This will automatically install pnpm on your system.
corepack enable pnpm
# You can pin the version of pnpm used on your project using the following command:
corepack use pnpm@latest-10
[!NOTE]
You can pin the version of pnpm used on your project using the following command
# for example to pin pnpm version for spectacular
cd ~/Developer/Work/web/spectacular
corepack use pnpm@latest-10
Commands
# add package to monorepo's root
pnpm add debug -W
# add package to global
pnpm add debug --global
# update package versions in a repo
pnpm up
pnpm up --latest
pnpm up --latest --global
pnpm ls prune
pnpm ls
pnpm ls --global
pnpm audit
# find why a specific package installed
pnpm why vite
# for monorepo use -r to search all sub projects
pnpm why vite -r
# Publish all packages in topological order from the workspace.
pnpm publish -r
Patching a node module
In your project repo directory, run:
pnpm patch @auth/core@0.2.4
Output:
You can now edit the following folder: /private/var/folders/t_/2rzsqx111439_19vxd5f_p800000gp/T/f6f8c74999a108b642b97ab160392cd8
Once you're done with your changes, run "pnpm patch-commit /private/var/folders/t_/2rzsqx111439_19vxd5f_p800000gp/T/f6f8c74999a108b642b97ab160392cd8"'
Edit the files you need to patch then run: pnpm patch-commit "path-to-edited-module" as stated above.
create SvelteKit workspace
pnpm create svelte@latest svelte-starter-kit
# select `yes` for TypeScript, ESLint, Prettier, Playwright and Vitest