Getting Started
To begin working with Cheat Sheet source files: Run npm install to install the depencies listed in package.json; Run grunt to build the entire project; Run grunt assemble to build the templates; Run grunt less to compile LESS files to CSS; Run grunt watch to watch source files for changes and re-build continuously. Not part of the npm cli, but I find npm-check a lot easier than npm outdated. Instead of only listing the outdated depenencies, it can print out commands to copy-paste to update each outdated dependency, or use the interactive mode where you just mark the dependencies to update. The Gatsby cheat sheet has docs for top CLI commands & APIs all ready to print out. How to use gatsby-cli. The Gatsby CLI is available via npm and is installed globally by running npm install -g gatsby-cli. You can also use the package.json script variant of these commands, typically exposed for you with most starters.


List everything you have installed in the current directory | |
Search the registry for packages matching terms | |
Install a package This command installs a package, or packages, and any packages thatit depends on in the current directory. If the package has a shrinkwrapfile, the installation of dependencies will be driven by that. If no
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Uninstall a package, completely removing everything npm installed on its behalf | |
Update all the packages listed to the latest version (specified by the tag config). Also install missing packages | |
Update the global npm version | |
Display the README.md / documentation / npmjs.org page of a give library | |
Run package test suite, based on setup in package.json in | |
List outdated libraries compared to currently installed node_modules | |
Lock down dependency versions |
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Asks you a bunch of questions, and then writes a package.json for you. If you already have a package.json file, it'll read that first, and default to the options in there. | |
Publish a package not under the default 'latest' tag |

