pnpm link
別名:ln
現在のローカルパッケージをシステム全体、あるいは、別の場所からアクセス可能にします。
pnpm link <dir|pkg name>
pnpm link
引数
pnpm link <dir>
Links package from <dir>
directory to node_modules
of package from where you're executing this command.
For example, if you are inside
~/projects/foo
and you executepnpm link ../bar
, then a link tobar
will be created infoo/node_modules/bar
.
pnpm link
Links package from location where this command was executed to global node_modules
, so it can be referred from another package with pnpm link <pkg>
. また、パッケージに bin
フィールドがある場合、パッケージのバイナリがシステム全体で使用できるようになります。
pnpm link <pkg>
Links the specified package (<pkg>
) from global node_modules
to the node_modules
of package from where this command was executed.
ユースケース
インストールされているパッケージをローカル バージョンに置き換える
foo
パッケージを使用するプロジェクトがあるとします。 foo
に変更を加え、プロジェクトでテストしたいと考えています。 In this scenario, you can use pnpm link
to link the local version of foo
to your project.
cd ~/projects/foo
pnpm install # install dependencies of foo
pnpm link # link foo globally
cd ~/projects/my-project
pnpm link foo # link foo to my-project
You can also link a package from a directory to another directory, without using the global node_modules
directory:
cd ~/projects/foo
pnpm install # foo の依存関係をインストールする
cd ~/projects/my-project
pnpm link ~/projects/foo # foo を my-project にリンクする
バイナリをグローバルに追加する
If you are developing a package that has a binary, for example, a CLI tool, you can use pnpm link
to make the binary available system-wide. This is the same as using pnpm install -g foo
, but it will use the local version of foo
instead of downloading it from the registry.
Remember that the binary will be available only if the package has a bin
field in its package.json
.
cd ~/projects/foo
pnpm install # install dependencies of foo
pnpm link # link foo globally
pnpm link
と file:
プロトコルの使用の違いは何ですか?
When you use pnpm link
, the linked package is symlinked from the source code. You can modify the source code of the linked package, and the changes will be reflected in your project. With this method pnpm will not install the dependencies of the linked package, you will have to install them manually in the source code. This may be useful when you have to use a specific package manager for the linked package, for example, if you want to use npm
for the linked package, but pnpm for your project.
When you use the file:
protocol in dependencies
, the linked package is hard-linked to your project node_modules
, you can modify the source code of the linked package, and the changes will be reflected in your project. With this method pnpm will also install the dependencies of the linked package, overriding the node_modules
of the linked package.
When dealing with peer dependencies it is recommended to use the file:
protocol. It better resolves the peer dependencies from the project dependencies, ensuring that the linked dependency correctly uses the versions of the dependencies specified in your main project, leading to more consistent and expected behaviors.
機能 | pnpm link | file: プロトコル |
---|---|---|
Symlink/Hard-link | Symlink | Hard-link |
Reflects source code modifications | Yes | Yes |
Installs dependencies of the linked package | No (manual installation required) | Yes (overrides node_modules of the linked package) |
Use different package manager for dependency | Possible (e.g., use npm for linked pkg) | No, it will use pnpm |