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feat: use npmeta for package name and info handling - #3373
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Bug Fixes
Single-character package searches now correctly retrieve package details.
Stable-only package timelines, including install-size history, now consistently exclude prerelease versions.
Package names and versions are interpreted more consistently across searches, package details, dependencies and comparisons.
Package metadata and dependency information now handle package specifications more consistently.
Create-package install commands now support cases where the suggested short name matches the package name. This applies to npm and Deno install commands.
The project adds npmeta and replaces local package utility implementations with imports from that package across application and server code. Cache parsing now uses npmeta.parsePackageSpec. Timeline stable-version filtering now uses verkit.isStable.
Changes: npmeta utility migration
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Add npmeta and replace local utilities package.json, pnpm-workspace.yaml, shared/utils/*, scripts/generate-fixtures.ts, test/unit/shared/utils/*, test/unit/app/utils/run-command.spec.ts
Adds npmeta and the workspace release-age exclusion. Removes local package-analysis, dependency, binary-detection, and package-spec helpers, along with related tests. The fixture script now imports package-name encoding from npmeta.
Application code imports package-name, dependency, package-spec, and package-classification helpers from npmeta. Package-name splitting also uses npmeta. The create-package specifier check now rejects a short name only when it is null.
Update server utility usage server/api/*, server/utils/*, shared/utils/packument.ts, test/unit/server/utils/*
Server handlers and utilities import package metadata helpers from npmeta. Test setup no longer stubs package-name encoding.
Update cache parsing and timeline filtering modules/runtime/server/cache.ts, server/api/registry/timeline/*
The cache plugin uses parsePackageSpec in both metadata handlers. Timeline stable-only filtering uses verkit.isStable.
Possibly related issues
npmx-dev/npmx.dev#2791: The change replaces local built-in TypeScript type detection with npmeta.hasBuiltInTypes.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review cdbd1
The dependency migration appears mergeable with a bounded testing follow-up: restore the two module-format regression cases to protect future dependency updates.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: replacing manual package name and package information handling with npmeta.
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The description directly relates to the changeset and states that manual package name and package information handling is replaced with npmeta.
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Review comments at @shared/utils/package-analysis.ts:
- Line 1: Update analyzePackage to map detectModuleFormat results of binary or
empty to the previous type-based format: esm for type module, cjs for type
commonjs or unset, and unknown otherwise. Pass all other detected formats
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generally, the only time it makes sense to extract logic into a separate package is when it is useful elsewhere.
do you have any examples of where this will be immediately useful outside of npmx? that also doesn't mean searching for some projects after the fact that may find it useful. if the reason for creating this wasn't already to share the logic, then i think my vote is to keep it here in npmx.
generally, the only time it makes sense to extract logic into a separate package is when it is useful elsewhere.
do you have any examples of where this will be immediately useful outside of npmx? that also doesn't mean searching for some projects after the fact that may find it useful. if the reason for creating this wasn't already to share the logic, then i think my vote is to keep it here in npmx.
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Replaces manual handling of package name and info with
npmeta