Python bindings and utils for npm.
from npm.bindings import npm_install
# Install the dependencies in a directory containing a package.json
npm_install('/path/to/some/directory/')pip install npm
Invokes npm's install command in a specified directory. install blocks the python
process and will direct npm's output to stdout.
A typical use case for install is to ensure that your dependencies specified in
a package.json file are installed during runtime. The first time that install is
run in a directory, it will block until the dependencies are installed to the file
system, successive calls will resolve almost immediately. Installing your dependencies
at run time allows for projects and apps to easily maintain independent dependencies
which are resolved on demand.
Arguments:
target_dir: a string pointing to the directory which the command will be invoked in.
import os
from npm.bindings import npm_install
# Install the dependencies in a particular directory's package.json
npm_install('/path/to/some/directory/')
# Install the dependencies in the same directory as the current python file
npm_install(os.path.dirname(__file__))Invokes npm with the arguments provided and returns the resulting stderr and stdout.
from npm.bindings import npm_run
stderr, stdout = npm_run('install', '--save', 'some-package')Raises an exception if npm is not installed.
Raises an exception if the installed version of npm is less than the version required.
Arguments:
version_required: a tuple containing the minimum version required.
from npm.bindings import ensure_npm_version_gte
ensure_npm_version_gte((2, 0, 0,))A boolean indicating if npm is installed.
A tuple containing the version of npm installed. For example, (2, 0, 0)
A string containing the raw version returned from npm. For example, '2.0.0'
mkvirtualenv python-npm
pip install -r requirements.txt
nosetests