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const fs = require("fs");
const path = require("path");
const npm = require("npm");
const installer = require("npm/lib/install");
const { muteStderr, runAsync } = require("./helpers.js");
async function updateDependencyFile(directory, lockfileName) {
const readFile = fileName =>
fs.readFileSync(path.join(directory, fileName)).toString();
// `force: true` ignores checks for platform (os, cpu) and engines
// in npm/lib/install/validate-args.js
// Platform is checked and raised from (EBADPLATFORM):
// https://github.com/npm/npm-install-checks
await runAsync(npm, npm.load, [{ loglevel: "silent", force: true }]);
const dryRun = true;
const initialInstaller = new installer.Installer(directory, dryRun, [], {
packageLockOnly: true
});
// A bug in npm means the initial install will remove any git dependencies
// from the lockfile. A subsequent install with no arguments fixes this.
const cleanupInstaller = new installer.Installer(directory, dryRun, [], {
packageLockOnly: true
});
// Skip printing the success message
initialInstaller.printInstalled = cb => cb();
cleanupInstaller.printInstalled = cb => cb();
// There are some hard-to-prevent bits of output.
// This is horrible, but works.
const unmute = muteStderr();
try {
await runAsync(initialInstaller, initialInstaller.run, []);
await runAsync(cleanupInstaller, cleanupInstaller.run, []);
} finally {
unmute();
}
const updatedLockfile = readFile(lockfileName);
return { [lockfileName]: updatedLockfile };
}
module.exports = { updateDependencyFile };
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