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@pnpm/mount-modules
Mounts a node_modules directory with FUSE
Installation
pnpm add @pnpm/mount-modules --global
Usage
Before mounting the modules directory, all the packages should be fetched to the store. This can be done by running:
pnpm install --lockfile-only
Once the packages are in the store, run:
mount-modules
If something goes wrong and the modules directory will be not accessible, unmount it using:
unmount <path to node_modules>
License
MIT