Corepack is a tool to manage Node.js package managers. This repo provide a list of Nix expressions to use it.
Install the corepack package will enable all of the Node.js package managers that Corepack knows about. These will be their respective latest version when the package was last built.
$ nix shell github:alexghr/corepack.nix
$ command -v yarn
/nix/store/2h6r0rj0rqqcpsw1zad5hm7f4fz5y075-corepack/bin/yarn
$ command -v pnpm
/nix/store/2h6r0rj0rqqcpsw1zad5hm7f4fz5y075-corepack/bin/pnpm
$ command -v pnpx
/nix/store/2h6r0rj0rqqcpsw1zad5hm7f4fz5y075-corepack/bin/pnpxThis repo exports each Node.js package manager as a derivation:
$ nix run github:alexghr/corepack.nix#pnpm -- --version
8.0.0
$ nix run github:alexghr/corepack.nix#yarn -- --version
1.22.19Use these for one-off commands that you might need to run. These are fixed
versions of package managers and won't respect the packageManager field in
package.json.
Update versions in gen-src.bash.
This repo also exports the pnpx tool. You can use it to run one-off download-and-execute scripts through pnpm:
$ nix run github:alexghr/corepack.nix#pnpx -- create-react-app ./todo-mvc
Creating a new React app in ...The default package observes version management through the packageManager
field in package.json:
$ nix shell github:alexghr/corepack.nix
$ cat package.json
{
"name": "test",
"version": "1.0.0",
"packageManager": "pnpm@7.30.3"
}
$ pnpm --version
7.30.3These versioned package managers are stored in $COREPACK_HOME.
It defaults to ~/.cache/node/corepack.