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Some thoughts on nrm and other naming conflicts #66

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muzaisimao opened this issue Mar 10, 2022 · 3 comments
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Some thoughts on nrm and other naming conflicts #66

muzaisimao opened this issue Mar 10, 2022 · 3 comments

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@muzaisimao
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First of all, thank you very much for this project, it has been very convenient for me, but of course I also encountered the problem of nrm naming conflicts, whenever I want to uninstall a package, I still need to determine the current package manager, considering how often npm uninstall is used, I think I need to discuss this issue.

When I read #33, my first thought was to customize the alias in .nirc, but that didn't seem to work when I tried to dynamically generate the bin file.
idea: read the configuration before install and generate the bin file, add it to directories.bin.

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After I researched and tried the above options with no results, I had to post the question to the community for further discussion.

If there is no other solution, is it possible to change nrm to nun or some other name ...😂...

@HongxuanG
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I agree

@MarkLyck
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@antfu I've seen the closed tickets and comments regarding nrm and it makes sense why you removed it due to conflicts.

But was there ever a replacement? How do I remove a package with ni??? I can't find a working command for it anywhere.

I don't even mind it being a long command, anything beats checking the package manager used manually and typing pnpm remove xxx

@muzaisimao
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Changed to nun, see #69 .

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