Nlr

Nlr (Node module resolver) is a command line utility that stores npm modules in a safe place and prevetn your from installing the same module for different projects again and again.

Aim

nlr is aimed for reducing the space hogged by the node_modules folder in ever node.js project.

Installation

To install nlr, enter the following command in the terminal:

npm install -g nlr

Usage

To use nlr you have to install package globally, and then add them to your project.

For example, if you want to use the commander module in your project, you will have to install the commander module to your system through the following command:

nlr install commander

The above command can be run form anywhere in the terminal.

To use the module in your project, run the following command inside of your project directory:

npm init -y
nlr add commander

That's it. Your ready to use commander. You can use it in your project and import it normally

const { program } = require("commander");
// import { program } from "commander" // If you are using ES6 syntax
// ...

Contributing

We love adding new features to our projects. If you have a new idea, a new bug report or a feature request, please feel free to create a new issue and explain.

License : MIT