Run npm install with other commands for project
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Is there a way to run a the command “npm install” which is under the hood
Other command , like postinstall etc. I know that you can run npm run <scriptName> but
Not sure how to run some command from the script section (of the package.json)during the npm install command.
I try to read about it, not find any hint...
https://michael-kuehnel.de/tooling/2018/03/22/helpers-and-tips-for-npm-run-scripts.html
javascript node.js
asked Nov 22 at 11:47
shopia T
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Is there a way to run a the command “npm install” which is under the hood
Other command , like postinstall etc. I know that you can run npm run <scriptName> but
Not sure how to run some command from the script section (of the package.json)during the npm install command.
I try to read about it, not find any hint...
https://michael-kuehnel.de/tooling/2018/03/22/helpers-and-tips-for-npm-run-scripts.html
javascript node.js
asked Nov 22 at 11:47
shopia T
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what exactly is you want ? , to run some command frompackage.jsonscripts section you runnpm run 'command name'
– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 11:54
@siddhantsankhe - that when I run the commandnpm installit will run additional command before or after but just when using the commandnpm installis it possible ?
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 11:56
well you could use pipes for chaining the commands ,npm install debug | npm run devlike this
– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 11:59
that is link to you own question
– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 12:00
docs.npmjs.com/misc/scripts
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 12:03
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up vote
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Is there a way to run a the command “npm install” which is under the hood
Other command , like postinstall etc. I know that you can run npm run <scriptName> but
Not sure how to run some command from the script section (of the package.json)during the npm install command.
I try to read about it, not find any hint...
https://michael-kuehnel.de/tooling/2018/03/22/helpers-and-tips-for-npm-run-scripts.html
javascript node.js
asked Nov 22 at 11:47
shopia T
34761953
Is there a way to run a the command “npm install” which is under the hood
Other command , like postinstall etc. I know that you can run npm run <scriptName> but
Not sure how to run some command from the script section (of the package.json)during the npm install command.
I try to read about it, not find any hint...
https://michael-kuehnel.de/tooling/2018/03/22/helpers-and-tips-for-npm-run-scripts.html
javascript node.js
javascript node.js
asked Nov 22 at 11:47
shopia T
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asked Nov 22 at 11:47
shopia T
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asked Nov 22 at 11:47
shopia T
34761953
asked Nov 22 at 11:47
shopia T
34761953
asked Nov 22 at 11:47
shopia T
34761953
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what exactly is you want ? , to run some command frompackage.jsonscripts section you runnpm run 'command name'
– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 11:54
@siddhantsankhe - that when I run the commandnpm installit will run additional command before or after but just when using the commandnpm installis it possible ?
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 11:56
well you could use pipes for chaining the commands ,npm install debug | npm run devlike this
– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 11:59
that is link to you own question
– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 12:00
docs.npmjs.com/misc/scripts
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 12:03
add a comment |
what exactly is you want ? , to run some command frompackage.jsonscripts section you runnpm run 'command name'
– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 11:54
@siddhantsankhe - that when I run the commandnpm installit will run additional command before or after but just when using the commandnpm installis it possible ?
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 11:56
well you could use pipes for chaining the commands ,npm install debug | npm run devlike this
– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 11:59
that is link to you own question
– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 12:00
docs.npmjs.com/misc/scripts
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 12:03
what exactly is you want ? , to run some command from
package.json scripts section you run npm run 'command name'– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 11:54
what exactly is you want ? , to run some command from
package.json scripts section you run npm run 'command name'– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 11:54
@siddhantsankhe - that when I run the command
npm install it will run additional command before or after but just when using the command npm install is it possible ?– shopia T
Nov 22 at 11:56
@siddhantsankhe - that when I run the command
npm install it will run additional command before or after but just when using the command npm install is it possible ?– shopia T
Nov 22 at 11:56
well you could use pipes for chaining the commands ,
npm install debug | npm run dev like this– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 11:59
well you could use pipes for chaining the commands ,
npm install debug | npm run dev like this– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 11:59
that is link to you own question
– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 12:00
that is link to you own question
– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 12:00
docs.npmjs.com/misc/scripts
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 12:03
docs.npmjs.com/misc/scripts
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 12:03
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"scripts": {
"preinstall": "node pre.js",
"postinstall": "node post.js"
}
You can have a pre and post term before any command which will execute before and after the command. It can be any command
For Example:-
"scripts": {
"check1": "node run.js",
"precheck1": "node pre.js",
"postcheck1": "node post.js"
}
Hope this solves your issue.
answered Nov 22 at 12:04
Raja Sekar
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Does it mean that this command will run just when I runnpm install?
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 12:46
preinstall will run before and postinstall will run after npm install
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
Likewise pre and post can be added to any script
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
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"scripts": {
"preinstall": "node pre.js",
"postinstall": "node post.js"
}
You can have a pre and post term before any command which will execute before and after the command. It can be any command
For Example:-
"scripts": {
"check1": "node run.js",
"precheck1": "node pre.js",
"postcheck1": "node post.js"
}
Hope this solves your issue.
answered Nov 22 at 12:04
Raja Sekar
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Does it mean that this command will run just when I runnpm install?
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 12:46
preinstall will run before and postinstall will run after npm install
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
Likewise pre and post can be added to any script
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
add a comment |
up vote
3
down vote
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"scripts": {
"preinstall": "node pre.js",
"postinstall": "node post.js"
}
You can have a pre and post term before any command which will execute before and after the command. It can be any command
For Example:-
"scripts": {
"check1": "node run.js",
"precheck1": "node pre.js",
"postcheck1": "node post.js"
}
Hope this solves your issue.
answered Nov 22 at 12:04
Raja Sekar
1,475620
Does it mean that this command will run just when I runnpm install?
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 12:46
preinstall will run before and postinstall will run after npm install
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
Likewise pre and post can be added to any script
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
add a comment |
up vote
3
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up vote
3
down vote
accepted
"scripts": {
"preinstall": "node pre.js",
"postinstall": "node post.js"
}
You can have a pre and post term before any command which will execute before and after the command. It can be any command
For Example:-
"scripts": {
"check1": "node run.js",
"precheck1": "node pre.js",
"postcheck1": "node post.js"
}
Hope this solves your issue.
answered Nov 22 at 12:04
Raja Sekar
1,475620
"scripts": {
"preinstall": "node pre.js",
"postinstall": "node post.js"
}
You can have a pre and post term before any command which will execute before and after the command. It can be any command
For Example:-
"scripts": {
"check1": "node run.js",
"precheck1": "node pre.js",
"postcheck1": "node post.js"
}
Hope this solves your issue.
answered Nov 22 at 12:04
Raja Sekar
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answered Nov 22 at 12:04
Raja Sekar
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answered Nov 22 at 12:04
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answered Nov 22 at 12:04
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Does it mean that this command will run just when I runnpm install?
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 12:46
preinstall will run before and postinstall will run after npm install
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
Likewise pre and post can be added to any script
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
add a comment |
Does it mean that this command will run just when I runnpm install?
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 12:46
preinstall will run before and postinstall will run after npm install
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
Likewise pre and post can be added to any script
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
Does it mean that this command will run just when I run
npm install ?– shopia T
Nov 22 at 12:46
Does it mean that this command will run just when I run
npm install ?– shopia T
Nov 22 at 12:46
preinstall will run before and postinstall will run after npm install
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
preinstall will run before and postinstall will run after npm install
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
Likewise pre and post can be added to any script
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
Likewise pre and post can be added to any script
– Raja Sekar
Nov 22 at 13:38
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what exactly is you want ? , to run some command from
package.jsonscripts section you runnpm run 'command name'– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 11:54
@siddhantsankhe - that when I run the command
npm installit will run additional command before or after but just when using the commandnpm installis it possible ?– shopia T
Nov 22 at 11:56
well you could use pipes for chaining the commands ,
npm install debug | npm run devlike this– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 11:59
that is link to you own question
– siddhant sankhe
Nov 22 at 12:00
docs.npmjs.com/misc/scripts
– shopia T
Nov 22 at 12:03