/proc/thread-self/root/var/lang/lib/node_modules/npm/lib/commands
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const AllowScriptsCmd = require('../utils/allow-scripts-cmd.js') // Namespaced front-end for install-script approvals.// `approve`/`deny` write the `allowScripts` policy, `ls` lists unreviewed packages,// `prune` drops entries that no longer match an installed package with an install script.// `npm approve-scripts` / `npm deny-scripts` are aliases for `approve` / `deny`.class InstallScripts extends AllowScriptsCmd { static description = 'Manage install-script approvals for dependencies' static name = 'install-scripts' static usage = [ 'approve <pkg> [<pkg> ...]', 'approve --all', 'deny <pkg> [<pkg> ...]', 'deny --all', 'ls', 'prune', ] static params = ['all', 'allow-scripts-pin', 'dry-run', 'json'] static async completion (opts) { const argv = opts.conf.argv.remain const subcommands = ['approve', 'deny', 'ls', 'prune'] if (argv.length === 2) { return subcommands } if (subcommands.includes(argv[2])) { return [] } throw new Error(`${argv[2]} not recognized`) } async exec (args) { const [sub, ...rest] = args switch (sub) { case 'approve': return this.runMode('approve', rest) case 'deny': return this.runMode('deny', rest) case 'ls': case 'list': return this.runMode('list', rest) case 'prune': return this.runMode('prune', rest) default: throw this.usageError( sub ? `\`${sub}\` is not a recognized subcommand.` : undefined ) } }} module.exports = InstallScripts