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yarn README
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2019-05-06 02:34:47 +00:00
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Yarn is an alternative to npm that is becoming more widely used though there is
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still intense npm v. yarn debate.
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It's used for the internetarchive role partly because its faster and with MUCH
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less confusing error messages, partly because it does a better job of
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deduplicating nested modules - reducing disk and bandwidth usage but more
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importantly because the resulting node_modules is deterministic, so we can
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reach down and link to inner modules (dweb-archive and dweb-transports in
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particular) with certainty about where they will be.
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