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How One Package Manager Library Inspired Me to Build My Own
TL;DR Picture this: You open your project, ready to build something awesome, and iCloud pops up with that dreaded "Your storage is almost full" message. Enter FNSPM, your new best friend that renames node_modules to node_modules.nosync and politely tells iCloud to chill. It automatically detects whether you're using npm, yarn, pnpm, bun, or deno, so you can just keep typing the same commands and flags you already know. No more giant backups, no more memorizing different CLIs - just you, your code, and a peaceful iCloud experience. The Frustration
TL;DR
Picture this: You open your project, ready to build something awesome, and iCloud pops up with that dreaded "Your storage is almost full" message. Enter FNSPM, your new best friend that renames node_modules to node_modules.nosync and politely tells iCloud to chill. It automatically detects whether you're using npm, yarn, pnpm, bun, or deno, so you can just keep typing the same commands and flags you already know. No more giant backups, no more memorizing different CLIs - just you, your code, and a peaceful iCloud experience.
