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I'm glad you like it :) Could you give me more information about what you mean? Do you want there to be a specific workflow for installing NPM that doesn't involve Homebrew at all? I don't use NPM, so I don't know what the problems with it are 😅 |
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So it's not recommended to install NPM, NVM or Node.js via Homebrew as NPM is a package manager in it of itself and NVM (Node Version Manager) is not supported by Homebrew. Instead it's recommended to install NVM which installs Node which installs NPM. I was referring to adding NPM support in order to add, remove and update global and local NPM packages, search NPM registry and view NPM package info/registry status via Cork. Here are some examples: https://www.npmjs.com/package/npm-gui NVM support could be cool too (view, remove and update node versions). Hope that clarifies things a bit... |
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Hmm, that sounds very out of scope for what Cork is. I can imagine this maybe as a fork of Cork, but even then it would require the rewriting of basically the entire backend, which would turn it into a separate app altogether. I don't think I'm qualified enough to make this, since I don't use NPM or NVM at all. But perhaps in the future if I ever start using it 😊 |
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Seeing in how you shouldn't use brew to install NPM because it is in it of itself a package manager, have you considered adding support for NPM as well?
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I really like it so far...
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