Toolchains for pnpm
import org.ysb33r.gradle.jse.pnpm.toolchains.JsePnpmToolchain
plugins {
id 'org.ysb33r.jsecosystem.pnpm.base' version '5.3.0-alpha.1'
}
jsEcosystem {
toolchains {
pnpm(JsePnpmToolchain) {
executableByVersion('1.2.3') (1)
executableByPath('/path/to/pnpm') (2)
executableBySearchPath() (3)
executableByPackageJson('path/to/package.json') (4)
executableByPackageJsonWithNode('path/to/package.json') (5)
withNodeToolchain('nodejs') (6)
withNodeToolchain(toolchains.named('nodejs', JseNodeToolchain)) (7)
withPnpmNode() (8)
withPnpmNode('1.2.3') (9)
}
}
}
| 1 | Use a specific version of pnpm. |
| 2 | Provide a hardcoded path topnpm. |
| 3 | Look for pnpm in the system search path. |
| 4 | Read the version of pnpm from the given package.json file.
Will throw an exception if a semantic version could not be retrieved. |
| 5 | Reads both the version of pnpm and node from package.json.
This effectively means that withPnpmNode(VER) will be executed under the hood. |
| 6 | Associate a node toolchain called nodejs with this toolchain. |
| 7 | Associate a node toolchain using a provider. |
| 8 | Let pnpm manage its own version of node. |
| 9 | Let pnpm manage a specific version of node. |
Using Linux GLIBC packages
If you are running pnpm on a GLIBC-based Linux and you see a message related to a missing libatomic.so, then you need to install the missing library with the specific Linux distribution’s package manager.
See PNPM Linux Runtime Requirements.