What does ( !'which npm' )
mean in the following code?
if ( !'which npm' ) {
die(
'You need to install NPM!' . PHP_EOL
);
}
Here is a link to the complete file from GITHUB: WPBP/generator/bin/wpbp-generator
What does ( !'which npm' )
mean in the following code?
if ( !'which npm' ) {
die(
'You need to install NPM!' . PHP_EOL
);
}
Here is a link to the complete file from GITHUB: WPBP/generator/bin/wpbp-generator
It checks whether a hardcoded string is falsey. Which will always be false
.
This logic looks a bit meaningless. I suspect the author rather wanted to write:
if (!`which npm`)
The backtick operator executes the command as shell command, which makes a bit more sense.