feat: add support for multiple package manager #424
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MrPunyapal
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Jun 21, 2025
| @@ -303,23 +304,32 @@ protected function execute(InputInterface $input, OutputInterface $output): int | |||
| $output->writeln(''); | |||
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| $runNpm = $input->getOption('npm'); | |||
| $runNpm = $input->getOption('npm') || $input->getOption('node'); | |||
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| $runNpm = $input->getOption('npm') || $input->getOption('node'); | |
| $runNpm = $input->getOption('npm') ?: $input->getOption('node'); |
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This PR adds support for additional popular Node.js package managers Yarn, Bun, and PNPM. Currently, the Laravel installer only supports npm, which can be restrictive for third-party starter kits that use a different package manager. Supporting these out of the box would make the installer more flexible and developer-friendly.
This also introduces a new --node option, allowing users to default to detected package manager. Passing
--npmwill result into using npm package manger.This is a non-breaking change.
Thanks.