Running the command will update packages within restrictions imposed by a package.json file. You can specify auto_update as false to stop the npm install command from running and updating an installed package. You can append more specific options to npm command with attribute :options array : Please note that adding the -production option will override this to NODE_ENV=production. E.g., using node-config as part of your postinstall script.

You can specify a NODE_ENV environment variable, in the case that some element of your installation depends on this by using attribute :node_env. You can specify an NPM_TOKEN environment variable for accessing NPM private modules by using attribute :npm_token Packages can be installed globally (by default) or in a directory (by using attribute :path)

Npm_package lets you install npm packages from various sources:įrom a json (package.json by default): property :json Calls to that resource name will still function, but cookbooks should be updated for the new npm_package resource name. Note: This resource was previously named nodejs_npm. Warning: This recipe will include the nodejs recipe, which by default includes nodejs::nodejs_from_package if you did not set node.

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