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Would be great if packages module from fastfetch add support for global packages installed system wide using de facto node.js package manager.
Motivation:
Same as apt or snap I personally use npm eventually to add system-wide packages. By running the npm install <package> -g command. As for now, I have no way to check how many npm global packages there are on my system.
Current workaround is to use the commandfastfetch module as per sample below:
Wanted features:
https://nodejs.org/en/learn/getting-started/an-introduction-to-the-npm-package-manager
Would be great if
packages
module from fastfetch add support for global packages installed system wide using de facto node.js package manager.Motivation:
Same as
apt
orsnap
I personally usenpm
eventually to add system-wide packages. By running thenpm install <package> -g
command. As for now, I have no way to check how many npm global packages there are on my system.Current workaround is to use the
command
fastfetch module as per sample below:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: