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https://github.com/ud-ud/npm-safe-install

A node cli that performs npm install in a safe manner such the locally linked modules are not removed during install
https://github.com/ud-ud/npm-safe-install

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A node cli that performs npm install in a safe manner such the locally linked modules are not removed during install

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# npm-safe-install

A cli utility that performs npm install in a safe manner such the locally linked modules are re-linked after installation

## Getting Started

These instructions will get your a copy of the project up and running on your local machine.

### Prerequisites

```
node >= 8.4.0
```

### Installing

Install `npm-safe-install` globally by running the following command:

```bash
npm install -g npm-safe-install
```

## Usage
You can run the module by using any of the following command :
* `npm-safe-install`
* `nsi`

When you run this utility ,it searches for the linked projects and rebuilds any broken links.

Alternatively you can create a `.nsi.json` in the root directory and list all the submodules in form of an array

```json
// example
[
"module-1",
"module-2"
]
```
The utility will rebuild the links for the submodules specified in this file.

### Options
This utility has the following options :

```bash
# run nsi in current directory
nsi

# install npm packages
nsi package-1 package-2

# run nsi in target folder
nsi -t

# install npm package in target path
nsi -t package-1 package-2

# check version
nsi -v

# list all options
nsi -h
```

## License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the [LICENSE.md](LICENSE.md) file for details