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# ⚡ flash-install Blazingly fast package installation for Node.js A fast, drop-in replacement for `npm install`, focused on drastically speeding up Node.js dependency installation through deterministic caching, parallel operations, and `.flashpack` archive snapshotting. ## Features * **Blazing Fast** : Installs dependencies from cache when available, avoiding network requests * **Deterministic Caching** : Uses hash-based paths for deduplication and hardlinks to minimize disk usage * **Parallel Operations** : Installs packages in parallel using Node.js worker threads * **Snapshot Support** : Creates and restores `.flashpack` archives for instant dependency restoration * **Package Manager Compatibility** : Works with npm, yarn, and pnpm projects * **Offline Mode** : Install dependencies without internet connection using cache or snapshots * **Checksum Validation** : Verifies package integrity against npm registry checksums * **Snapshot Fingerprinting** : Auto-invalidates snapshots when lockfiles change * **Sync Command** : Efficiently updates dependencies without full reinstallation * **Plugin System** : Extensible architecture with lifecycle hooks ## Installation npm install -g @flash-install/cli ## Usage ### Basic Installation Replace your regular `npm install` command with `flash-install`: # Standard installation flash-install # Or use direct mode for better progress reporting flash-direct ### Creating a Snapshot Create a `.flashpack` snapshot of your `node_modules` directory: flash-install snapshot # Skip adding to global cache flash-install snapshot --no-cache # Set a custom timeout for the cache operation (in seconds) flash-install snapshot --cache-timeout 10 ### Restoring from a Snapshot Restore your `node_modules` from a `.flashpack` snapshot: flash-install restore ### Cleaning #### Clean Everything Remove both `node_modules` and local `.flashpack` file: flash-install clean **Note:** The clean command removes both the node_modules directory and the snapshot file. You'll need to create a new snapshot after cleaning if you want to use the restore command later. #### Clean Only Node Modules Remove only the `node_modules` directory (preserves snapshot): flash-install clean-modules This is useful when you want to free up disk space but keep the snapshot for quick restoration later. #### Clean Only Snapshot Remove only the snapshot file (preserves node_modules): flash-install clean-snapshot This is useful when you want to create a fresh snapshot without removing your installed dependencies. Clean the global cache: flash-install clean --global ### Sync Dependencies Efficiently update dependencies without a full reinstall: flash-install sync ### Cache Information View information about the global cache: flash-install cache Verify cache integrity: flash-install cache --verify Optimize cache storage: flash-install cache --optimize ### Plugin Management List installed plugins: flash-install plugin list Add a plugin: flash-install plugin add <path-to-plugin> Remove a plugin: flash-install plugin remove <plugin-name> ## Options ### Installation Options * `-o, --offline`: Use offline mode (requires cache or snapshot) * `--no-cache`: Disable cache usage * `-c, --concurrency <number>`: Number of concurrent installations * `-p, --package-manager <manager>`: Package manager to use (npm, yarn, pnpm) * `--no-dev`: Skip dev dependencies * `--skip-postinstall`: Skip postinstall scripts * `-v, --verbose`: Enable verbose logging * `-q, --quiet`: Suppress all output except errors ### Snapshot Options * `-f, --format <format>`: Snapshot format (zip, tar, tar.gz) * `-c, --compression <level>`: Compression level (0-9) * `-o, --output <path>`: Custom output path for snapshot ### Restore Options * `-s, --snapshot <path>`: Path to snapshot file ### Clean Options * `-g, --global`: Clean global cache instead of project * `-a, --all`: Clean both project and global cache * `--cache-max-age <days>`: Maximum age for cache entries in days ### Sync Options * `-f, --force`: Force sync even if dependencies are up to date * `--skip-snapshot`: Skip creating snapshot after sync * `--skip-cache`: Skip using cache during sync ### Cache Options * `--verify`: Verify cache integrity * `--optimize`: Optimize cache storage ### Plugin Options * `add <path>`: Add a plugin from a path * `remove <name>`: Remove a plugin by name * `list`: List all installed plugins ## How It Works 1. **Dependency Resolution** : Parses lockfiles to determine exact dependencies 2. **Cache Check** : Checks if dependencies are in the global cache 3. **Snapshot Check** : Checks if a valid `.flashpack` snapshot exists 4. **Installation** : If no cache or snapshot is available, installs dependencies using the package manager 5. **Caching** : Adds newly installed packages to the cache 6. **Integrity Verification** : Validates package checksums against npm registry 7. **Snapshotting** : Creates a `.flashpack` snapshot with fingerprinting for future use 8. **Plugin Execution** : Runs plugins at various lifecycle hooks ## Plugin System flash-install includes a powerful plugin system that allows extending functionality through lifecycle hooks: * **preInstall** : Before installation begins * **postInstall** : After installation completes * **preSnapshot** : Before creating a snapshot * **postSnapshot** : After creating a snapshot * **preRestore** : Before restoring from a snapshot * **postRestore** : After restoring from a snapshot * **preSync** : Before syncing dependencies * **postSync** : After syncing dependencies * **preClean** : Before cleaning * **postClean** : After cleaning Plugins can be used for tasks like: * TypeScript declaration generation * Security scanning * License compliance checking * Dependency visualization * Custom build steps ## Performance Comparison Scenario | npm install | flash-install | Speedup ---|---|---|--- First install (small project) | 30-60s | 10-15s | 3-4x First install (large project) | 3-5min | 1-2min | 2-3x Subsequent install (from cache) | 30-60s | 5-10s | 6-10x Subsequent install (from snapshot) | 30-60s | 1-3s | 20-30x CI/CD environment | 1-3min | 5-15s | 10-20x ## Benefits * **Time Savings** : Dramatically reduces installation time for repeated builds * **Bandwidth Savings** : Minimizes network usage by using cached packages * **Disk Space Efficiency** : Uses hardlinks to avoid duplicating files * **CI/CD Optimization** : Perfect for continuous integration environments * **Developer Experience** : Instant dependency restoration when switching branches * **Offline Development** : Work without internet connection using cache or snapshots ## Contributing Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request. 1. Fork the repository at https://github.com/Nom-nom-hub/flash-install 2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature`) 3. Commit your changes (`git commit -m 'Add some amazing feature'`) 4. Push to the branch (`git push origin feature/amazing-feature`) 5. Open a Pull Request at https://github.com/Nom-nom-hub/flash-install/pulls ## License MIT ## Acknowledgements * Inspired by the speed of Bun, the reliability of Yarn, and the efficiency of PNPM * Thanks to all the open-source projects that made this possible