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| − | [[Yarn]] provides an alternate [[command line interface]] for [[npm]], the official [[package manager]] for [[Node.js]]. It has a more open license and somewhat different management logic. | + | [[Yarn]] provides an alternate [[command line interface]] for [[npm]], the official [[language package manager]] for [[Node.js]]. It has a more open license and somewhat different management logic. |
Projects that require Yarn include [[Mastodon]]. | Projects that require Yarn include [[Mastodon]]. | ||
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About
Yarn provides an alternate command line interface for npm, the official language package manager for Node.js. It has a more open license and somewhat different management logic.
Projects that require Yarn include Mastodon.
Links
- official
- Wikipedia: see npm (software)
- 2016-10-11 Why I'm Working on Yarn