As a lecturer ICT I have to correct the work our students make. Therefor I collect all solutions and put them in a subfolder-organised structure on disk: per student I create a subfolder and put their solution into that folder(*).
$ tree -L 1
.
├── student1
├── student2
├── ...
└── studentN
As – from the 2nd year on – most of our projects use some sort of dependency manager I often found myself manually cd
ing into folders and running the command to install the dependencies.
Today I knocked up a one-liner to install all PHP dependencies (using Composer) in subfolder-organised projects. My first attempt was pretty awful, yet with a hint by Frank I eventually cleaned it up:
find . -name composer.json -maxdepth 2 -execdir composer install \;
With some minor modifications the command can also be used to installing dependencies using npm
:
find . -name package.json -maxdepth 2 -execdir npm install \;
(*) actually, a handy app created by a colleague of mine bash script I wrote does this automatically for me, but that’s not the gist of this post
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npm install –path ./*
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