Dependency Manager
SQLTools can automatically install dependencies required by its drivers. We use node package managers like npm and yarn to get this done.
Below you can see configurations you can do to use your favorite package manager.
NPM Example
By default SQLTools relies on npm
to install dependencies. Here is the an example of configuration to make SQLTools use npm
:
{
...
"sqltools.dependencyManager": {
"packageManager": "npm",
"installArgs": ["install"],
"runScriptArgs": ["run"],
"autoAccept": false
},
...
// advanced configuration
"sqltools.dependencyManager": {
"packageManager": "/usr/bin/npm",
"installArgs": ["--registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/", "install"], // this will be executed as `npm --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org/ install <package_name>
"runScriptArgs": ["run"],
"autoAccept": true
},
}
Yarn Example
You can easily setup SQLTools to use yarn
to install dependencies. Here is the an example of configuration:
{
...
"sqltools.dependencyManager": {
"packageManager": "yarn",
"installArgs": ["add"],
"runScriptArgs": ["run"],
"autoAccept": false
},
...
// advanced configuration
"sqltools.dependencyManager": {
"packageManager": "/usr/bin/yarn",
"installArgs": ["--registry", "https://registry.npmjs.org/", "add"], // this will be executed as `yarn --registry https://registry.npmjs.org/ add <package_name>
"runScriptArgs": ["run"],
"autoAccept": false
},
}
Other package managers
Out there we have plenty of package manager for NodeJS. You can setup any package manage you want using this settings.
Let’s say you want to use CNPM
as package manager for SQLTools, you can easily change settings to this:
{
...
"sqltools.dependencyManager": {
"packageManager": "/usr/bin/cnpm",
"installArgs": ["--registry=https://registry.npm.taobao.org", "install"],
"runScriptArgs": ["run"],
"autoAccept": false
},
...
// or with taobao mirror
"sqltools.dependencyManager": {
"packageManager": "/usr/bin/cnpm",
"installArgs": ["--registry=https://registry.npm.taobao.org", "install"],
"runScriptArgs": ["run"],
"autoAccept": false
},
}