feat(cli): allow the ability to specify package manager in init command #6820
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Component Testing Report Updated May 31, 2024 3:41 PM (UTC)
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| import {type PackageManager} from '../../packageManager/packageManagerChoice' | ||
| import {type CliCommandDefinition} from '../../types' | ||
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| import {type PackageManager} from '../../packageManager/packageManagerChoice' | |
| import {type CliCommandDefinition} from '../../types' | |
| import {ALLOWED_PACKAGE_MANAGERS, type PackageManager} from '../../packageManager/packageManagerChoice' | |
| import {type CliCommandDefinition} from '../../types' | |
| const allowedPms = ALLOWED_PACKAGE_MANAGERS.map(pm => `"${pm}"`).join(' | ') |
Then use ${allowedPms} in the help string, maybe?
Would help keep them in line.
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good point, I can make the change
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| // If the user has specified a package manager, and it's allowed use that | ||
| if (packageManager && ALLOWED_PACKAGE_MANAGERS.includes(packageManager)) { | ||
| pkgManager = packageManager | ||
| } else { |
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It looks like if the user specifies a disallowed package manager then we silently fall back to an allowed one. Should we warn the user?
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can, what would the copy look like?
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Something like this?
output.print(`Given package manager "${packageManager}" isn't supported. Supported package managers are ${allowedPms}.`)
output.print(`Continuing using ${pkgManager}...`)There was a problem hiding this comment.
Does this make sense?
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That looks good to me!
(However, we should consider supporting dog).
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Co-authored-by: Ash <ash@sanity.io>
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Description
Adds
--package-managerflag to the init command. If passed and valid, it will use this flag as the package manager when installing dependencies.Note: I have not touched the nextjs init package manager choosing piece not sure if it should or not.
What to review
Changes and copy makes sense. You can still create new projects with and without this flag.
Testing
I manually tested different scenarios, this PR will unblock future PRs for testing the init command
Notes for release
--package-managerflag to init command to choose a package manager