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yarn init
Create a new package.
Usage
$> yarn init
Examples
Create a new package in the local directory :
yarn init
Create a new private package in the local directory :
yarn init -p
Create a new package and store the Yarn release inside :
yarn init -i=latest
Create a new private package and defines it as a workspace root :
yarn init -w
Options
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Definition
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Description |
|---|---|
-p,--private |
Initialize a private package |
-w,--workspace |
Initialize a workspace root with a packages/ directory |
-i,--install |
Initialize a package with a specific bundle that will be locked in the project |
Details
This command will setup a new package in your local directory.
If the -p,--private or -w,--workspace options are set, the package will be private by default.
If the -w,--workspace option is set, the package will be configured to accept a set of workspaces in the packages/ directory.
If the -i,--install option is given a value, Yarn will first download it using yarn set version and only then forward the init call to the newly downloaded bundle. Without arguments, the downloaded bundle will be latest.
The initial settings of the manifest can be changed by using the initScope and initFields configuration values. Additionally, Yarn will generate an EditorConfig file whose rules can be altered via initEditorConfig, and will initialize a Git repository in the current directory.
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Licensed under the BSD License.
https://yarnpkg.com/cli/init