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pnpm / pnpm / packages / cli-utils / src / packageIsInstallable.ts View on Github 
export function packageIsInstallable (
pkgPath: string,
pkg: {
engines?: WantedEngine,
cpu?: string[],
os?: string[],
},
opts: {
engineStrict?: boolean,
},
) {
const err = checkPackage(pkgPath, pkg, {
pnpmVersion: packageManager.stableVersion,
})
if (err === null) return
if (
(err instanceof UnsupportedEngineError && err.wanted.pnpm) ||
opts.engineStrict
) throw err
logger.warn({
message: `Unsupported ${
err instanceof UnsupportedEngineError ? 'engine' : 'platform'
}: wanted: ${JSON.stringify(err.wanted)} (current: ${JSON.stringify(err.current)})`,
prefix: pkgPath,
})
}@pnpm/package-is-installable
Checks if a package is installable on the current system
MIT
Latest version published 7 days ago