How to use the @pnpm/package-requester function in @pnpm/package-requester
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pnpm / pnpm / packages / package-store / src / storeController / index.ts View on Github 
networkConcurrency?: number,
packageImportMethod?: 'auto' | 'hardlink' | 'copy' | 'clone',
verifyStoreIntegrity: boolean,
},
): Promise void, saveStateSync: () => void }> {
const storeDir = initOpts.storeDir
const unlock = initOpts.locks
? await lock(initOpts.storeDir, {
locks: initOpts.locks,
stale: initOpts.lockStaleDuration || 60 * 1000, // 1 minute,
whenLocked: () => globalWarn(`waiting for the store at "${initOpts.storeDir}" to be unlocked...`),
})
: null
const storeIndex = await readStore(initOpts.storeDir) || {}
const packageRequester = createPackageRequester(resolve, fetchers, {
networkConcurrency: initOpts.networkConcurrency,
storeDir: initOpts.storeDir,
storeIndex,
verifyStoreIntegrity: initOpts.verifyStoreIntegrity,
})
return {
close: unlock ? async () => { await unlock() } : () => Promise.resolve(undefined),
closeSync: unlock ? () => unlock.sync() : () => undefined,
fetchPackage: packageRequester.fetchPackageToStore,
findPackageUsages,
getPackageLocation,
importPackage: createImportPackage(initOpts.packageImportMethod),
prune,
requestPackage: packageRequester.requestPackage,
saveState: saveStore.bind(null, initOpts.storeDir, storeIndex),@pnpm/package-requester
Concurrent downloader of npm-compatible packages
MIT
Latest version published 8 days ago