Fetches any property from package.json using short prefix
jso depis same ascat package.json | grep dependencies
npm install -g json-package
Installs shortcuts "jso" and "j"
Then use jso <property name prefix> to show any property from package.json
Example: show version
jso v
j v
If there are multiple properties starting with the same prefix, the jso will show choices
There is a command npm view that can do the same -
and more. I prefer using json-package for these reasons
json-packageonly does the local lookup, thus faster and less typingjson-packagematches property by prefix, again less typing
- npm-quick-run - run NPM script command by prefix
- json - powerful display and processig for JSON files
Author: Gleb Bahmutov © 2015
License: MIT - do anything with the code, but don't blame me if it does not work.
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