Background
Meteor is shipped with a packaged npm. Calling any npm related commands requires the following pattern:
meteor npm [command]
I installed a global npm package (npm-install-missing):
meteor npm install -g npm-install-missing
Problem
It is intended to be called as a toplevel command:
Usage
Within your project directory:
npm-install-missing The script will check the current project directory for missing dependencies and install them automatically.
So I tried inside my project dir the some possible variations of calling it:
1. meteor npm-install-missing
Obviously as calling npm via meteor using the meteor command in before. Turned out to be wrong:
> meteor npm-install-missing
> 'npm-install-missing' is not a Meteor command. See 'meteor --help'.
2. npm-install-missing (without meteor command)
Ok, so maybe it is top-level installed and I can call it like so. Turned out to be wrong, too.
> npm-install-missing
> npm-install-missing is not recognized as an internal or external command
3. meteor npm run npm-install-missing
Obviously wrong, because I have no script in my package.json but I gave it a try anyway. Turned out to be wrong:
> meteor npm run npm-install-missing
> npm ERR! missing script: npm-install-missing
Question
How can I call this package without additionally installing nodejs and npm?
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