TODO List: Initial integration of pacquet's frozen-lockfile to pnpm

[KSXGitHub]

• [x] #165
• [ ] Compatible virtual dir symlinks (it's currently absolute instead of relative like in pnpm).
• [ ] Config inheritance and merging.
• [ ] #179
• [ ] JSON API.
• [ ] No panic when frozen-lockfile is enabled.

[zkochan]

What will JSON API be used for?

[KSXGitHub]

What will JSON API be used for?

pnpm will interact with pacquet via JSON stdout. On happy path, pnpm will periodically listen to JSON messages and output report to the terminal. On error path, an appropriate JSON message will be processed by pnpm to determine if it should fallback to Node.js or print an error message.

[zkochan]

pnpm uses NDJSON to log data and it is used by the reporter to do pretty output for the users. So if pacquet will print the same logs, pnpm's renderer will work.

[KSXGitHub]

@zkochan What about error reporting?

[zkochan]

Error is one of the log types

https://github.com/pnpm/logger/blob/37902c06048ec4df19f6ebc11b14d1263d9f1a17/src/logger.ts#L12

[KSXGitHub]

Error is one of the log types

https://github.com/pnpm/logger/blob/37902c06048ec4df19f6ebc11b14d1263d9f1a17/src/logger.ts#L12

Does Error in this code refer to JavaScript Error object? JSON cannot construct JavaScript Error object. I expect pnpm to be able to parse precise error message.

For example: If pnpm receives the following JSON, it must fallback to TypeScript algorithm based on error.type

{ "error": { "type": "NotYetImplemented", "message": "monorepo is not yet implemented" } }

[zkochan]

Let's not do any fallback stuff. This is experimental. If it fails, it is fine.