Get runner from the "packageManager" field in package.json #89
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change outdated require-inject to esmock; fix tap config; raise minimal Node version to actual LTS; change modules system to ESM; add me to contributors section;
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@ruyadorno Hi! Could you look into this please? |
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Main feature
Use the field «packageManager» from package.json as runner if it exists. Commits: feature and test
Description
This field is set by the Corepack – manager of package managers which included in Node.js by default. Official docs
In case of user is using Corepack more reasonable to use package manager defined to a project by it rather than default npm to avoid possible bugs.
Bonus
Notes
require-injecttoesmockbecause first one is not supported anymore (last commit 7 years ago)