We are using yarn in this project and we don't want to write our package.json scripts with a mix of npm/yarn commands.
I have a root directory which contains a few subfolders.
Each holds a different service.
I want to create a script in the root folder that npm install each of the services, one by one.
Do you know what would be the yarn alternative to npm install <folder>?
I'm looking for something like this psuedo command: yarn <folder>
You could use --cwd there is a git issue about this :
yarn --cwd "your/path" script
You can also use cd :
cd "your/path" && yarn script
To run yarn install on every subdirectory you can do something like:
"scripts": {
...
"install:all": "for D in */; do yarn --cwd \"${D}\"; done"
}
where
install:all is just the name of the script, you can name it whatever you please
D Is the name of the directory at the current iteration
*/ Specifies where you want to look for subdirectories. directory/*/ will list all directories inside directory/ and directory/*/*/ will list all directories two levels in.
yarn -cwd install all dependencies in the given folder
You could also run several commands, for example:
for D in */; do echo \"Installing stuff on ${D}\" && yarn --cwd \"${D}\"; done
will print "Installing stuff on your_subfolder/" on every iteration.
To run multiple commands in a single subfolder:
cd your/path && yarn && yarn some-script
