In a workspace, how to list packages that exist internally in the repository?

[kenrick95]

So in a lerna monorepo, I could do something like

lerna list --all

and it will return a list of all internal packages in the monorepo (including private ones), as specified from lerna.json. This list returns the following information:

• package name
• package version
• package location (relative to the monorepo root)
• is it private or not?

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I wonder what's the equivalent one for pnpm workspace?

I've tried:

pnpm list

This list down all dependencies of the root package.json and this includes the external ones.

pnpm list --recursive --depth 1

pnpm list --recursive --depth 0

This seem to be closer to what I want as it returns list of packages plus their dependencies including external ones. But this command is really slow in a big workspace and I don't really need the dependency information

[zkochan]

pnpm list --recursive --depth -1

[zkochan]

You are right

[binjospookie]

Is it possible to add such an option to the list command?

I would be happy to help, but this is my first dive into pnpm source code :c

[zkochan]

Should be possible.

[aleclarson]

pnpm list --toposort would be great

[aleclarson]

i thought maybe pnpm -r exec sh -c 'echo $PNPM_PACKAGE_NAME' would print in topological order, but it doesn't seem to.