This library includes tools to fetch and save package information from pkgx.dev.
npm install ts-pkgx
bun install ts-pkgxThe library includes a CLI tool to fetch packages from pkgx.dev:
# Fetch a single package
bun run pkgx:fetch node
# With custom output directory
bun run pkgx:fetch node --output ./data/packages
# Fetch all packages
bun run pkgx:fetch-all
# Set a custom timeout (milliseconds)
bun run pkgx:fetch-all --timeout 180000 --output ./data/pkgx-packagesYou can also use the library programmatically in your code:
import { fetchAndSaveAllPackages, fetchPkgxPackage } from 'ts-pkgx'
// Fetch a single package
const nodePackage = await fetchPkgxPackage('node')
console.log(nodePackage)
// Fetch and save all packages
const savedPackages = await fetchAndSaveAllPackages({
timeout: 120000
})
console.log(`Saved ${savedPackages.length} packages`)bun testbun testPlease see our releases page for more information on what has changed recently.
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
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