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[Question] NodeJS free npm replacement #48

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Shotman opened this issue Feb 21, 2022 · 3 comments
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[Question] NodeJS free npm replacement #48

Shotman opened this issue Feb 21, 2022 · 3 comments

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@Shotman
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Shotman commented Feb 21, 2022

Hello,
I'm currently looking for solutions to acheive frontend only stuff without the need of npm/node at all. I've seen swc to do all the js compiling (tough the rust cli is still wip) grass to do scss compiling, still wip too. So my question is could volt be a total replacement to npm without the need to install node at all on my system ?
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@suptejas
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Hey @Shotman, although this might be something for the future, not planning to implement it as of now.

It would require developing, maintaining and providing support for multiple tools which is not very feasible (as of now at-least 😁).

Thanks for reaching out and I hope I was able to help 🙂

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Shotman commented Feb 22, 2022

So if I understood correctly under the hood volt will still require nodejs to be installed on the system and will hook to it while haveing clever caching/simlink features to be more performant than npm/yarn etc ?

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That's correct. Volt will be dependent on NodeJS, however we might offer a simple way to install it through the CLI itself. (maybe a y/n prompt to install NodeJS)

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