imponeer / composer-nodejs-installer
Installs specific nodejs version in vendor/
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Type:metapackage
Requires
- mariusbuescher/node-composer: >1.2.2
Provides
- nodejs/node: 19.3.0
- v19.3.0-p1
- v19.1.0-p1
- v19.0.1-p1
- v19.0.0-p1
- v18.12.0-p1
- v18.11.0-p1
- v18.10.0-p1
- v18.9.1-p1
- v18.9.0-p1
- v18.8.0-p1
- v18.7.0-p1
- v18.6.0-p1
- v18.5.0-p1
- v18.4.0-p1
- v18.3.0-p1
- v18.2.0-p1
- v18.1.0-p1
- v18.0.0-p1
- v17.9.1-p1
- v17.9.0-p1
- v17.8.0-p1
- v17.7.2-p1
- v17.7.1-p1
- v17.7.0-p1
- v17.6.0-p1
- v17.5.0-p1
- v17.4.0-p1
- v17.3.1-p1
- v17.3.0-p1
- v17.2.0-p1
- v17.1.0-p1
- v17.0.1-p1
- v17.0.0-p1
- v16.18.0-p1
- v16.17.0-p1
- v16.15.0-p1
- v16.14.1-p1
- v16.14.0-p1
- v16.13.1-p1
- v16.13.0-p1
- v16.11.0-p1
- v16.10.0-p1
- v16.9.1-p1
- v16.9.0-p1
- v16.8.0-p1
- v16.7.0-p1
- v16.6.2-p1
- v16.6.1-p1
- v16.6.0-p1
- v16.5.0-p1
- v16.4.0-p1
- v16.3.0-p1
- v16.2.0-p1
- v16.1.0-p1
- v16.0.0-p1
- v15.13.0-p1
- v15.12.0-p1
- v15.11.0-p1
- v15.10.0-p1
- v15.9.0-p1
- v15.8.0-p1
- v15.6.0-p1
- v15.5.0-p1
- v15.4.0-p1
- v15.2.0-p3
- v14.21.0-p1
- v14.19.2-p2
- v14.19.2-p1
- v14.19.1-p1
- v14.19.0-p1
- v14.18.0-p1
- v14.17.3-p1
- v14.17.2-p1
- v14.17.1-p1
- v14.17.0-p1
- v14.16.1-p1
- v14.15.4-p1
- v14.15.3-p1
- v14.15.2-p1
- v12.22.12-p1
- v12.22.9-p1
- v12.22.8-p1
- v12.22.7-p1
- v12.22.6-p1
- v12.22.0-p1
- v12.20.2-p1
- v12.20.0-p1
- v12.19.1-p1
- v10.23.3-p1
- v10.23.2-p1
This package is auto-updated.
Last update: 2024-10-30 01:32:01 UTC
README
Composer NodeJS Installer
Composer extension that installs NodeJS to vendor bin path.
Usage
Easiest way to do that is to execute composer command from console:
composer require imponeer/composer-nodejs-installer
Versioning
The package will be automatically updated each time when new yarn version is released.
So, if you need to use specific node version for example 10.x, you can specify in composer.json with "imponeer/composer-nodejs-installer":"^10.0.0" line.
How to contribute?
If you want to add some functionality or fix bugs, you can fork, change and create pull request. If you not sure how this works, try interactive GitHub tutorial.
If you found any bug or have some questions, use issues tab and write there your questions.