auto-sync-deps

Automatically keep your yarn and pipenv dependencies in sync with git changes.

Install

1. Due to limitations in husky only do this with package.json in your git root (but auto-sync-deps will update other package trees as well)
2. yarn add --dev auto-sync-deps
3. Edit root package.json and add the following to the top-level:

   {
     "name": "...",
     "...": "...",
     "husky": {
       "hooks": {
         "post-checkout": "yarn sync-deps",
         "post-merge": "yarn sync-deps",
         "post-rewrite": "yarn sync-deps"
       }
     }
   }

4. To manage python Pipfile's both pipenv and pyenv need to be installed

What it does

When a change to a package tree (as in a change to a yarn.lock or Pipfile.lock) is pulled, merged, rebased, or checked out then update that package tree. No more wondering why things aren't working because someone has committed a package change, but you still have an older version installed.

You can also force a manual update of all package trees with yarn sync-deps

What this handles

• Multiple package.json, Pipenv, and Poetry package trees (but only install this package in the root one)
• Form the git hooks the installation is only run when that particular lock file has changed
• Install the latest version of the python specified in the Pipfile using pyenv
• In a Meteor project use the Meteor version of node to ensure binary compatibility of compiled modules

Possible improvements

• Make it work with npm's package-lock.json (could know to use yarn or npm based off npm_config_user_agent env var)

Development

Release

yarn publish --major or yarn publish --minor or yarn publish --patch depending on the change