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chore: refactor commands #3959

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@wraithgar wraithgar commented Oct 28, 2021

This is the first phase of refactoring the internal structure of the npm
commands to set us up for future changes. This iteration changes the
function signature of exec for all the commands to be a async (no more
callbacks), and also groups all the commands into their own
subdirectory.

It also removes the Proxy npm.commands object, in favor of an
npm.cmd and npm.exec function that breaks up the two things that
proxy was doing. Namely, getting to the attributes of a given command
(npm.cmd now does this), and actually running the command npm.exec
does this.

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tests for npm.js and cli.js are not done, that's all that's left before review is ready.

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ghost commented Oct 28, 2021

may i ask what is the difference between ./ and ../ in programming

@wraithgar wraithgar force-pushed the gar/refactor-commands branch 3 times, most recently from b021364 to ec6598a Compare November 2, 2021 17:46
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@wraithgar wraithgar force-pushed the gar/refactor-commands branch from ec6598a to 16003ff Compare November 2, 2021 17:50
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This is the first phase of refactoring the internal structure of the npm
commands to set us up for future changes.  This iteration changes the
function signature of `exec` for all the commands to be a async (no more
callbacks), and also groups all the commands into their own
subdirectory.

It also removes the Proxy `npm.commands` object, in favor of an
`npm.cmd` and `npm.exec` function that breaks up the two things that
proxy was doing. Namely, getting to the attributes of a given command
(`npm.cmd` now does this), and actually running the command `npm.exec`
does this.

PR-URL: #3959
Credit: @wraithgar
Close: #3959
Reviewed-by: @lukekarrys
@wraithgar wraithgar force-pushed the gar/refactor-commands branch from c035821 to 8ffeb71 Compare November 3, 2021 21:04
@wraithgar wraithgar merged commit 8ffeb71 into release-next Nov 3, 2021
@wraithgar wraithgar deleted the gar/refactor-commands branch November 3, 2021 21:04
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may i ask what is the difference between ./ and ../ in programming

./ is current directory while ../ is the adjacent directory

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