JSR npm command line tool

The JSR npm CLI integrates JSR (JavaScript Registry) packages with npm-based
projects, facilitating the use of JSR packages in environments that
traditionally rely on npm. Learn more about JSR at jsr.io.

Quick Start

Add a JSR package to your project:

``sh
npx jsr add @package/name # 'install' and 'i' are also supported
`

This command auto-updates your package.json and installs the package,
automatically detecting and using your project's package manager.

How It Works

The CLI creates or updates a .npmrc file in your project with:

`
@jsr:registry=https://npm.jsr.io
`

This line redirects npm to fetch JSR packages from the JSR registry instead of
the default npm registry.

Packages are added to package.json with an alias, mapping the JSR package name
to the npm registry URL hosted by JSR, like so:

`json
{
"dependencies": {
"@luca/flag": "npm:@jsr/luca__flag@1"
}
}
`

This ensures that the package is fetched from JSR when you run npm install
commands.

Commands

- add, install, i: Adds a JSR package to your project.
- remove, uninstall, r: Remove a JSR package from your project.
- publish: Publish package.json libraries to JSR.
- run