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There's an npm package "narn" that uses commands akin to yarn's but will automatically use whatever package manager the current folder(/parent) is using. I almo
by brainbag 5y ago
There's an npm package "narn" that uses commands akin to yarn's but will automatically use whatever package manager the current folder(/parent) is using. I almost never type npm or yarn or pnpm, just narn everywhere. Really handy.
- aabbcc1241 4y agoI added the script to PATH, so other tools that hard-coded to use yarn or npm (e.g. create-react-app) are hijacked to use pnpm when installing packages