Usage

If you're coming from npm, the main changes are:

• Running yarn is enough to run an install! It's an alias to yarn install.
• Adding or updating a dependency to a single package is done with yarn add.
• Upgrading a dependency across the whole project is done with yarn up.
• Your scripts are aliased. Calling yarn build is the same as yarn run build!
• Most registry-related commands are moved behind <CommandLineHighlight type={inlineCode} lines={[{type: command, command: {name: yarn, path: [npm], argv: [npm]}, split: false, tooltip: null, tokens: [{type: path, segmentIndex: 0, text: npm}]}]}/> (ex: yarn npm audit).

To see the full list of commands, check the CLI reference.