gpkg

🌎 A consistent global binary manager for Node.js packages, built in Rust

🔒 Lock the correct Node.js version for binaries 💎 Works with fnm and nvm and any other Node.js version manager ✨ Single file, easy installation

Installation

1. Download the latest binary into your $PATH
2. Add ~/.gpkg/bin to your $PATH environment variable
3. Smile, you're done! 😺

Usage

• gpkg install <package>: install a package and its binaries
• gpkg uninstall <package>: uninstall a package and its binaries
• gpkg list: list all installed binaries, their packages and node versions
• gpkg completions <shell>: generate shell completions for gpkg

💡 The idea

Install a binary from npm, while "statically linking" it to a specific Node version. So, if you installed qnm using Node 12 — you'll consistently call Node 12 when using it, even if you changed your Node version to 13, using fnm.