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README
auto-install
Auto installs dependencies as you code. Just hit save.
Featured in npm weekly #56!
Install
npm install -g auto-install
Usage
Run auto-install
in the directory you are working in.
Modules in .spec.js
and .test.js
are added to devDependencies
Options
--secure
Install popular modules only (> 10k downloads in the last month)
--exact
Install exact version similar to npm install express --save-exact
--dont-uninstall
Do not uninstall unused modules
--yarn
Use yarn instead of npm
Show your support
:star: this repo
FAQ
Does it protect against typosquatting?
License
MIT © siddharthkp
Sponsor
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are relevant to that project's source code only.