How to use the @pnpm/package-requester.getCacheByEngine function in @pnpm/package-requester
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pnpm / pnpm / packages / package-store / src / storeController / index.ts View on Github 
async function getPackageLocation (
packageId: string,
packageName: string,
opts: {
lockfileDir: string,
targetEngine?: string,
}
) {
if (opts.targetEngine) {
const sideEffectsCacheLocation = (await getCacheByEngine(initOpts.storeDir, packageId))[opts.targetEngine]
if (sideEffectsCacheLocation) {
return {
dir: sideEffectsCacheLocation,
isBuilt: true,
}
}
}
return {
dir: path.join(initOpts.storeDir, pkgIdToFilename(packageId, opts.lockfileDir), 'node_modules', packageName),
isBuilt: false,
}
}@pnpm/package-requester
Concurrent downloader of npm-compatible packages
MIT
Latest version published 8 days ago