Lockfile version 9.0

File format

File name: pnpm-lock.yaml

lockfileVersion

A ComVer starting with the major number 9.

packages

This is a mapping of dependency ID (<pkg_name>@<pkg_version>) to dependency object.

packages[dependencyId].peerDependencies

packages[dependencyId].peerDependenciesMeta

packages[dependencyId].engines

packages[dependencyId].os

packages[dependencyId].cpu

packages[dependencyId].libc

packages[dependencyId].deprecated

packages[dependencyId].bundledDependencies

packages[dependencyId].resolution

packages[dependencyId].hasBin

This field is true if the package has bin commands.

snapshots

This is a mapping of all the dependencies of dependencies. Every entry in this record matches a directory inside the virtual store (node_modules/.pnpm). The keys are called dependency paths. A dependency path is a dependency ID and optionaly a peer dependencies suffix. A peer dependency suffix is a string concatenated from the dependency paths of the resolved peer dependencies of the given dependency. For instance, if button@1.0.0 has react in peer dependencies, a dependency ID may look like this: button@1.0.0(react@16.0.0). If react has peer dependencies of its own, the dependency path may become more complicated, e.g.: button@1.0.0(react@16.0.0(react-dom@16.0.0)).

snapshots[dependencyPath].dependencies

This is a mapping of a dependency's dependency names to exact versions.

snapshots[dependencyPath].optionalDependencies

This is a mapping of a dependency's optional dependency names to exact versions.

snapshots[dependencyPath].transitivePeerDependencies

importers

importers[relativePath][dependencyType][dependencyName].specifier

dependencyType is one of dependencies, optionalDependencies, or devDependencies.

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