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const util = require('util')
const log = require('npmlog')
const semver = require('semver')
const pack = require('libnpmpack')
const libpub = require('libnpmpublish').publish
const runScript = require('@npmcli/run-script')
const npm = require('./npm.js')
const output = require('./utils/output.js')
const otplease = require('./utils/otplease.js')
const { getContents, logTar } = require('./utils/tar.js')
// this is the only case in the CLI where we use the old full slow
// 'read-package-json' module, because we want to pull in all the
// defaults and metadata, like git sha's and default scripts and all that.
const readJson = util.promisify(require('read-package-json'))
const completion = require('./utils/completion/none.js')
const usageUtil = require('./utils/usage.js')
const usage = usageUtil('publish',
'npm publish [<folder>] [--tag <tag>] [--access <public|restricted>] [--dry-run]' +
'\n\nPublishes \'.\' if no argument supplied' +
'\nSets tag `latest` if no --tag specified')
const cmd = (args, cb) => publish(args).then(() => cb()).catch(cb)
const publish = async args => {
console.error('PUBLISH COMMAND', args)
if (args.length === 0)
args = ['.']
if (args.length !== 1)
throw usage
console.error('DO PUBLISH', args)
log.verbose('publish', args)
const opts = { ...npm.flatOptions }
const { json, defaultTag } = opts
if (semver.validRange(defaultTag))
throw new Error('Tag name must not be a valid SemVer range: ' + defaultTag.trim())
const tarball = await publish_(args[0], opts)
const silent = log.level === 'silent'
if (!silent && json)
output(JSON.stringify(tarball, null, 2))
else if (!silent)
output(`+ ${tarball.id}`)
return tarball
}
// for historical reasons, publishConfig in package.json can contain
// ANY config keys that npm supports in .npmrc files and elsewhere.
// We *may* want to revisit this at some point, and have a minimal set
// that's a SemVer-major change that ought to get a RFC written on it.
const { flatten } = require('./utils/flat-options.js')
const publishConfigToOpts = publishConfig =>
// create a new object that inherits from the config stack
// then squash the css-case into camelCase opts, like we do
flatten(Object.assign(Object.create(npm.config.list[0]), publishConfig))
const publish_ = async (arg, opts) => {
const { unicode, dryRun, json } = opts
let manifest = await readJson(`${arg}/package.json`)
if (manifest.publishConfig)
Object.assign(opts, publishConfigToOpts(manifest.publishConfig))
// prepublishOnly
await runScript({
event: 'prepublishOnly',
path: arg,
stdio: 'inherit',
pkg: manifest,
})
console.error('CALLING PACK', { pack: pack && pack.toString() })
const tarballData = await pack(arg, opts)
console.error('BACK FROM PACK', tarballData)
const pkgContents = await getContents(manifest, tarballData)
if (!json)
logTar(pkgContents, { log, unicode })
if (!dryRun) {
// The purpose of re-reading the manifest is in case it changed,
// so that we send the latest and greatest thing to the registry
// note that publishConfig might have changed as well!
const manifest = await readJson(`${arg}/package.json`, opts)
Eif (manifest.publishConfig)
Object.assign(opts, publishConfigToOpts(manifest.publishConfig))
await otplease(opts, opts => libpub(arg, manifest, opts))
}
// publish
await runScript({
event: 'publish',
path: arg,
stdio: 'inherit',
pkg: manifest,
})
// postpublish
await runScript({
event: 'postpublish',
path: arg,
stdio: 'inherit',
pkg: manifest,
})
return pkgContents
}
module.exports = Object.assign(cmd, { usage, completion })
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