Ember addPackageToProject or addBowerPackageToProject
In an Ember app, I wanted to understand how addPackageToProject or addBowerPackageToProject exactly works ?
e.g. this.addPackageToProject('moment')
I understand this would update the package.json or bower.json of the host/parent app by adding 'moment' as a dependency.
But does it also run npm install or bower install commands after that ?
javascript npm ember.js
asked Nov 13 '18 at 5:58
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In an Ember app, I wanted to understand how addPackageToProject or addBowerPackageToProject exactly works ?
e.g. this.addPackageToProject('moment')
I understand this would update the package.json or bower.json of the host/parent app by adding 'moment' as a dependency.
But does it also run npm install or bower install commands after that ?
javascript npm ember.js
asked Nov 13 '18 at 5:58
testndtvtestndtv
18.8k76241372
Did you try it and check yournode_modules/bower_components?
– Patsy Issa
Nov 13 '18 at 8:52
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In an Ember app, I wanted to understand how addPackageToProject or addBowerPackageToProject exactly works ?
e.g. this.addPackageToProject('moment')
I understand this would update the package.json or bower.json of the host/parent app by adding 'moment' as a dependency.
But does it also run npm install or bower install commands after that ?
javascript npm ember.js
asked Nov 13 '18 at 5:58
testndtvtestndtv
18.8k76241372
In an Ember app, I wanted to understand how addPackageToProject or addBowerPackageToProject exactly works ?
e.g. this.addPackageToProject('moment')
I understand this would update the package.json or bower.json of the host/parent app by adding 'moment' as a dependency.
But does it also run npm install or bower install commands after that ?
javascript npm ember.js
javascript npm ember.js
asked Nov 13 '18 at 5:58
testndtvtestndtv
18.8k76241372
asked Nov 13 '18 at 5:58
testndtvtestndtv
18.8k76241372
asked Nov 13 '18 at 5:58
testndtvtestndtv
18.8k76241372
asked Nov 13 '18 at 5:58
testndtvtestndtv
18.8k76241372
asked Nov 13 '18 at 5:58
testndtvtestndtv
18.8k76241372
18.8k76241372
Did you try it and check yournode_modules/bower_components?
– Patsy Issa
Nov 13 '18 at 8:52
add a comment |
Did you try it and check yournode_modules/bower_components?
– Patsy Issa
Nov 13 '18 at 8:52
Did you try it and check your
node_modules/bower_components?– Patsy Issa
Nov 13 '18 at 8:52
Did you try it and check your
node_modules/bower_components?– Patsy Issa
Nov 13 '18 at 8:52
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Yes the install command is run automatically if you use ember install <addon-name>. In general, the simplest way to figure out the answer to a question like yours is to actually just look at the source code on github.
Inspecting ember install <addon-name> we can see that essentially equates to:
npm install <addon-name> --save-dev
ember generate <addon-name>
The generate <addon-name> is going to run the addon's blueprint, which contains the addPackageToProject, which ultimately invokes:
addPackagesToProject(packages) {
let task = this.taskFor('npm-install');
...//builds packageArray
return task.run({
'save-dev': true,
verbose: false,
packages: packageArray,
});
}
The npm-install will run the install command(but actually first determines if you are using yarn or npm). So if you are using npm, you'll end up with a command looking like npm install --save-dev
answered Nov 13 '18 at 9:35
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Yes the install command is run automatically if you use ember install <addon-name>. In general, the simplest way to figure out the answer to a question like yours is to actually just look at the source code on github.
Inspecting ember install <addon-name> we can see that essentially equates to:
npm install <addon-name> --save-dev
ember generate <addon-name>
The generate <addon-name> is going to run the addon's blueprint, which contains the addPackageToProject, which ultimately invokes:
addPackagesToProject(packages) {
let task = this.taskFor('npm-install');
...//builds packageArray
return task.run({
'save-dev': true,
verbose: false,
packages: packageArray,
});
}
The npm-install will run the install command(but actually first determines if you are using yarn or npm). So if you are using npm, you'll end up with a command looking like npm install --save-dev
answered Nov 13 '18 at 9:35
mistahenrymistahenry
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Yes the install command is run automatically if you use ember install <addon-name>. In general, the simplest way to figure out the answer to a question like yours is to actually just look at the source code on github.
Inspecting ember install <addon-name> we can see that essentially equates to:
npm install <addon-name> --save-dev
ember generate <addon-name>
The generate <addon-name> is going to run the addon's blueprint, which contains the addPackageToProject, which ultimately invokes:
addPackagesToProject(packages) {
let task = this.taskFor('npm-install');
...//builds packageArray
return task.run({
'save-dev': true,
verbose: false,
packages: packageArray,
});
}
The npm-install will run the install command(but actually first determines if you are using yarn or npm). So if you are using npm, you'll end up with a command looking like npm install --save-dev
answered Nov 13 '18 at 9:35
mistahenrymistahenry
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Yes the install command is run automatically if you use ember install <addon-name>. In general, the simplest way to figure out the answer to a question like yours is to actually just look at the source code on github.
Inspecting ember install <addon-name> we can see that essentially equates to:
npm install <addon-name> --save-dev
ember generate <addon-name>
The generate <addon-name> is going to run the addon's blueprint, which contains the addPackageToProject, which ultimately invokes:
addPackagesToProject(packages) {
let task = this.taskFor('npm-install');
...//builds packageArray
return task.run({
'save-dev': true,
verbose: false,
packages: packageArray,
});
}
The npm-install will run the install command(but actually first determines if you are using yarn or npm). So if you are using npm, you'll end up with a command looking like npm install --save-dev
answered Nov 13 '18 at 9:35
mistahenrymistahenry
5,60931829
Yes the install command is run automatically if you use ember install <addon-name>. In general, the simplest way to figure out the answer to a question like yours is to actually just look at the source code on github.
Inspecting ember install <addon-name> we can see that essentially equates to:
npm install <addon-name> --save-dev
ember generate <addon-name>
The generate <addon-name> is going to run the addon's blueprint, which contains the addPackageToProject, which ultimately invokes:
addPackagesToProject(packages) {
let task = this.taskFor('npm-install');
...//builds packageArray
return task.run({
'save-dev': true,
verbose: false,
packages: packageArray,
});
}
The npm-install will run the install command(but actually first determines if you are using yarn or npm). So if you are using npm, you'll end up with a command looking like npm install --save-dev
answered Nov 13 '18 at 9:35
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Did you try it and check your
node_modules/bower_components?– Patsy Issa
Nov 13 '18 at 8:52