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npm/node-which

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353 stars·53 forks·JavaScript·ISC·9 views

Node Which

Like the unix which utility.

Features

  • Environment Management - Cross-platform implementation of 'which'.
  • Environment Management - Cross-platform implementation of the which command.

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Projects sharing features with Node Which

These projects share indexed features with Node Which. Shared tags can include platform or build tooling; verify the primary use case before treating a result as a replacement.
  • npm/osenvnpm avatar

    npm/osenv

    138View on GitHub↗

    Look up environment settings specific to different operating systems.

    JavaScript
    View on GitHub↗138
  • sindresorhus/is-elevatedsindresorhus avatar

    sindresorhus/is-elevated

    44View on GitHub↗

    By checking if the process is root on Unix systems or if the user is administrator on Windows.

    JavaScript
    View on GitHub↗44
  • kentcdodds/cross-envkentcdodds avatar

    kentcdodds/cross-env

    6,527View on GitHub↗

    cross-env is a Node.js command line utility and cross-platform shell script runner. It functions as an environment variable setter that ensures variables are handled identically across Windows, macOS, and Linux. The tool standardizes variable assignment by wrapping shell execution in a uniform interface, allowing scripts to run consistently regardless of the underlying operating system. This enables the use of a single syntax for environment configuration across diverse shell environments. The project covers capabilities for automated build tooling, Node.js environment configuration, and the

    TypeScript
    View on GitHub↗6,527
  • sindresorhus/user-homesindresorhus avatar

    sindresorhus/user-home

    158View on GitHub↗

    ` $ npm install --save user-home `

    JavaScript
    View on GitHub↗158
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Frequently asked questions

What does npm/node-which do?

Like the unix which utility.

What are the main features of npm/node-which?

The main features of npm/node-which are: Environment Management.

Which projects share features with npm/node-which?

Projects with overlapping indexed features include: sindresorhus/is-elevated — By checking if the process is root on Unix systems or if the user is administrator on Windows. sindresorhus/username — Get the username of the current user. npm/osenv — Look up environment settings specific to different operating systems. kentcdodds/cross-env — cross-env is a Node.js command line utility and cross-platform shell script runner. It functions as an environment… sindresorhus/user-home — `` $ npm install --save user-home ``. maiha/rcm.cr — Redis Cluster Manager in Crystal.