A tool library for conveniently using Node.js in Python.
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pip install py-node-managerfrom py_node_manager import NodeManager
# Create NodeManager instance
# download_node=True means automatically download Node.js if not found in system
# node_version specifies the Node.js version to download
manager = NodeManager(download_node=True, node_version='18.17.0')
# Get paths to Node.js, npm, and npx
node_path = manager.node_path # Path to downloaded Node.js, None if using system Node.js
npm_path = manager.npm_path # Path to npm
npx_path = manager.npx_path # Path to npx
# Get environment variables (if using downloaded Node.js)
node_env = manager.node_env # Environment variables dictionaryimport subprocess
from py_node_manager import NodeManager
manager = NodeManager(download_node=True, node_version='18.17.0')
# Run Node.js commands
result = subprocess.run(
[manager.npm_path, 'init', '-y'],
env=manager.node_env,
capture_output=True,
text=True
)
print(result.stdout)from py_node_manager import NodeManager
# Will raise an exception if Node.js is not found in the system
manager = NodeManager(download_node=False, node_version='18.17.0')This project uses pytest for testing with 100% code coverage.
To run the tests in the conda environment:
# Install dependencies
pip install -e .
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
# Run tests
pytest tests/ -v
# Run tests with coverage report
pytest tests/ --cov=py_node_manager --cov-report=term-missingtests/test_node_manager.py- Complete test suite for NodeManager classtests/conftest.py- pytest configurationtests/__init__.py- Package initialization
All code paths are tested including:
- Normal execution paths
- Error handling scenarios
- Platform-specific behaviors
- CLI mode logging
- Cached Node.js usage