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I was wondering if we could run packages "on the fly" similar to how npx, yarn dlx, pnpm dlx and bunx does.
Behavior
Basically, the expected behavior would be the same or similar as explained in the docs of the previously mentioned commands (npx for reference).
In other words, running the command will first search for the package locally. If it's found, it will run it directly. Otherwise, the command will temporarily fetch the package, run it, and then delete it after use.
Examples
I guess this will be discussed either here, in the pr or by the team but here are a few examples from the top of my head.
bunx jsrx @<namespace>/<package>
npx jsr:@<namespace>/<package>
And honestly that would be it. Feel free to comment more examples.
NOTE: I hope the idea is well conveyed and there wasn't a misunderstanding with the feature, feel free to comment what you think about it or ping me if want to add something to the post.
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I'm submitting this feature request encouraged by @marvinhagemeister on the Discord server.
Context
I was wondering if we could run packages "on the fly" similar to how
npx
,yarn dlx
,pnpm dlx
andbunx
does.Behavior
Basically, the expected behavior would be the same or similar as explained in the docs of the previously mentioned commands (npx for reference).
In other words, running the command will first search for the package locally. If it's found, it will run it directly. Otherwise, the command will temporarily fetch the package, run it, and then delete it after use.
Examples
I guess this will be discussed either here, in the pr or by the team but here are a few examples from the top of my head.
bunx jsrx @<namespace>/<package>
npx jsr:@<namespace>/<package>
NOTE: I hope the idea is well conveyed and there wasn't a misunderstanding with the feature, feel free to comment what you think about it or ping me if want to add something to the post.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: