Yesterday I saw a discussion on PNPM in a group, I thought I can really make wheels in front of the front end, what is it? I tried it and found it really sweet, now I can’t stop, this tool helps me release a lot of disk space, I strongly recommend you to try it!
1. What does PNPM do?
- It’s official: fast, disk space saving package management tool
- The same package management tool as NPM and YARN
Website PNPM. IO/useful /
2. What problem does PNPM solve?
- Save disk space and speed up installation
- Create a non-flattened node_modules folder
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3. Advantages of PNPM
- Fast: 2x faster than the alternative
- Efficient: Files in Node_modules are linked from a single content-addressable store
- Support for Monorepos: PNPM has built-in support for single warehouse and multiple packages
- Strict: PNPM creates a non-tiled node_modules, so code cannot access arbitrary packages
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4. How to convert from NPM to PNPM?
4.1 Conversion is very simple and the steps are as follows:
- Delete the node_modules directory and package-locked.json in the project directory
rm -rf ./node_modules package-lock.json
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- Global install PNPM, do not want to global install NPX can also be used
npm i -g pnpm
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- Perform the PNPM installation in the project directory
pnpm install
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or
npx pnpm install
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4.2 Precautions
- For example, if the main taro version is 3.2.10, the related taro package version should also be 3.2.10
- PNPM depends on node 14 or later. You need to upgrade node 14 or later
Further reading
- PNP reference of YARN
- Deep thoughts on modern package managers — why do I now recommend PNPM over NPM/YARN?