Add some helping notes

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danbulant 2020-02-19 20:27:05 +01:00
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@ -15,6 +15,10 @@ BPM on the other hand, stores all packages in one place and also saves a file to
This means, that it can save much space - some apps use same depndencies and same versions, so they will be merged. This means, that it can save much space - some apps use same depndencies and same versions, so they will be merged.
## BPM create node_modules. Is it normal?
Yes! Because of how node works, BPM needs to create the directory, but instead of pasting the dependencies there, it creates a symlink pointing to the actual version.
## Commands ## Commands
BPM is aimed to fully **replace** NPM, *but*, as of now, it cannot. BPM is aimed to fully **replace** NPM, *but*, as of now, it cannot.
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* `bin` - Shows installation path of BPM * `bin` - Shows installation path of BPM
* `ping` - Does HTTP ping to NPM's registry. Note this is different from NPM ping, so it cannot be compared. * `ping` - Does HTTP ping to NPM's registry. Note this is different from NPM ping, so it cannot be compared.
* `init` - Creates a default `package.json` in current working directory. * `init` - Creates a default `package.json` in current working directory.
## Hide package.json warnings
Use the flag `--supressChecking` or `-sch` for short.