[FR] Install peerdeps from local package

[kiprasmel]

[FR] Install peerdeps from local package

[kiprasmel]

I'm just trying to test a shared config myself before publishing to make sure it works.

Doesn't matter though - I figured I'll just use yarn link.
Thank you for your time & help:)

[ljharb]

No eslint things should be installed globally; eslint v6 forces local installs more aggressively anyways.

[ljharb]

Global things aren’t requireable, so theycant satisfy peer dep requirements anyways.

[kiprasmel]

No eslint things should be installed globally; eslint v6 forces local installs more aggressively anyways.

Yeah I've tried to get everything working with eslint 6.x but wasted wayyy too much time and it didn't. Went back to 5.x and it's awesome now (both prettier, eslint & typescript work together) 🚀

Global things aren’t requireable, so they_cant_ satisfy peer dep requirements anyways.

Don't understand this, could you elaborate?

[ljharb]

Yes. You can’t require() global packages, only run them on the command line. Peer deps are for things your package requires, in its code. Global packages this only make sense when they have no peer deps, which aces out any eslint things.

[kiprasmel]

I mean installing the peerDeps before publishing lets me test eslint out from the command line to make sure it's working fine, so the globally installed peerDeps do make a difference (I suppose?).

[ljharb]

I’m not sure what you mean. If you want to test a shared config before publishing, you’d npm link it, and each of its peer deps, into another project (or, install it from git in the other project).