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feat: new npm-cli feature to install missing dependencies #136

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npm-mp(1) -- Find and install required packages in a file or directory
======================================================================

## SYNOPSIS

npm mp <folder>
npm mp <file>

common options: [i|install|c|check]

## DESCRIPTION

Missing-packages (mp) is a tool you will love to use whenever
you create a NodeJS package or work in team. It is used to check that all packages
used in a file or directory are well installed in the 'node_modules' directory.

The packages to install are read in from prompts.

It can be used when passing a folder from one person to another
and automatically detect what dependencies are required for the files in the folder
to work properly.

## CONFIGURATION

### check

Default: none

`check` is used whenever the purpose is only to know what dependency should be installed.

e.g.
```
npm mp check ./folder1
```

### install

Default: true

`install` is used whenever the purpose is to install all dependencies used in
a file or folder that are missing in the `package.json`.

e.g.
```
npm mp i ./file42.js
```

## SEE ALSO

* npm-registry(7)
* npm-config(1)
* npm-config(7)
* npmrc(5)
* npm-owner(1)
* npm-whoami(1)
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'config',
'set',
'get',
'mp',
'update',
'outdated',
'prune',
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/*
* mp - missing packages
*
* Shows what packages do not appear as dependencies in package.json
* within a file or a folder (multiple files) and prompts the user
* to install those relevant
*/

module.exports = mp

const usage = require("./utils/usage")
const output = require("./utils/output.js")
const log = require("npmlog")
const uniq = require("lodash.uniq")
const fs = require("graceful-fs")
const Bluebird = require("bluebird")
const readAsync = Bluebird.promisify(require("read"))
const npmInstall = require("./install")

mp.usage = usage(
"mp",
"\nnpm mp <path>" +
"\nnpm mp install <path>" +
"npm mp i <path>" +
"\nnpm mp check <path>" +
"\nnpm mp c <path>"
)

function mp(args, cb) {
const firstParam = args.shift()
const secondParam = args.shift()
const packagesInstalled = getPackagesInstalled(cb)

if ((firstParam === "i" || firstParam === "install") && fs.existsSync(`${process.cwd()}/${secondParam}`)) {
const filePath = `${process.cwd()}/${secondParam}`
const packagesToInstall = check(filePath)

installPackages(packagesToInstall, packagesInstalled, cb)
} else if (firstParam === "c" || firstParam === "check" && fs.existsSync(`${process.cwd()}/${secondParam}`)) {
const filePath = `${process.cwd()}/${secondParam}`
const packagesToInstall = check(filePath)

displayPackages(packagesToInstall, packagesInstalled, cb)
} else if (fs.existsSync(`${process.cwd()}/${firstParam}`)) {
const filePath = `${process.cwd()}/${firstParam}`
const packagesToInstall = check(filePath)

installPackages(packagesToInstall, packagesInstalled, cb)
} else {
misuse(cb)
}
}

// Installs packages
function installPackagesString(packagesString, cb) {
npmInstall([packagesString], (err) => {
output(" ✅ Packages installed !")
cb()
})
}

function installFromQuestions(toInstallQuestions, cpt, cb) {
readAnswer(toInstallQuestions[cpt].message, toInstallQuestions[cpt].answer).then((answer) => {
toInstallQuestions[cpt].answer = answer

if(cpt === toInstallQuestions.length-1) {
cb(toInstallQuestions)
} else {
cpt++
return installFromQuestions(toInstallQuestions, cpt, cb)
}
})
}

// Prompts the user before installing missing packages
function installPackages(packages, installed, cb) {
const toInstallQuestions = packages
.filter((pack) => !installed.includes(pack))
.map((pack) => {
return {
message: `Install package \x1b[32m${pack}\x1b[0m ? (y/n)`,
answer: null,
name: pack,
}
})

let initialCpt = 0

installFromQuestions(toInstallQuestions, initialCpt, (packagesToInstall) => {
const mappedPackages = packagesToInstall
.filter(({ answer }) => answer === "y")
.map(package => package.name)

installPackagesString(mappedPackages.join(" "), cb)
})
}

// Compare packages given in parameters and shows those to install
function displayPackages(packagesToShow, installed, cb) {
const display = packagesToShow
.filter((pack) => !installed.includes(pack))

const message = display.length ?
` ⚡️ Package(s) to install: ${display.toString()}` : " ❌ No package to install"

output(message)
cb()
}

// Checks a file before deciding weither to install or display
function checkFile(filePath, knownPackages) {
const file = fs.readFileSync(filePath, "utf8")
const packages = extractPackagesToInstall(file)

if (packages) {
packages.forEach((pack) => {
if (!knownPackages.includes(pack)) {
knownPackages.push(pack)
}
})
}

return packages
}

function checkDirectoryRecursive(path, knownPackages) {
let localPackages = []

fs.readdirSync(path).forEach((file) => {
const filePath = `${path}/${file}`

if (fs.lstatSync(filePath).isDirectory()
&& file !== "node_modules") {
localPackages = localPackages.concat(checkDirectoryRecursive(`${path}/${file}`, knownPackages))
} else if (file.match(/\.js/gu) && !file.match(/\.json/gu)) {
localPackages = localPackages.concat(checkFile(filePath, knownPackages))
}
})

knownPackages = knownPackages.concat(localPackages)

return uniq(knownPackages)
}

// Checks all for packages in file(s)
function check(path) {
let packages = []
const isDir = fs.lstatSync(path).isDirectory()

// Passing an empty array to initiate recursivity or search one file
packages = isDir ? checkDirectoryRecursive(path, packages) : checkFile(path, packages)

return packages
}

function getPackageJsonRecursive(packagePath, cpt) {
try {
const file = fs.readFileSync(`${process.cwd()}/${packagePath}`, "utf8")

return file
} catch (err) {
cpt++
// Loop recursively only 5 times then abort
if (cpt < 5) {
return getPackageJsonRecursive(`../${packagePath}`, cpt)
}

return null
}
}

// Tries to find a package.json
function getPackageJson() {
let cpt = 0
const packageJson = getPackageJsonRecursive("package.json", cpt)

return packageJson
}

function getPackagesInstalled(cb) {
const packageJson = getPackageJson()

if (!packageJson) {
cb(new Error(" ❌ No package.json found"))
}

const installedPackagesObject = JSON.parse(packageJson).dependencies || {}
const installedPackagesArray = Object.keys(installedPackagesObject)

return installedPackagesArray
}

// Finds all packages to install in a file
function extractPackagesToInstall(fileContent) {
const packages = fileContent.match(/require\(["'][A-Za-z0-9_-]+['"]\)/giu)

if (!packages) {
return []
}

// removes "require(" and ")"
const mappedPackages = packages.map((pack) => pack.substr(9, pack.length - 11))

return mappedPackages
}

function misuse(cb) {
cb(`Usage: \n${mp.usage}`);
}

function read (opts) {
return Bluebird.try(() => {
log.clearProgress()
return readAsync(opts)
}).finally(() => {
log.showProgress()
})
}

function readAnswer (msg, answer, opts, isRetry) {
if (isRetry && (answer === "y" || answer === "n")) {
return Promise.resolve(answer.trim())
}

return read({prompt: msg, default: answer ? `Entered: ${answer}` : ''})
.then((answer) => readAnswer(msg, answer, opts, true))
}
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