fix(fund): open url for string shorthand #501
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Trying to open url for a package that is using the string shorthand is currently broken using: `npm fund <pkg>` This commit fixes the issue and adds the missing unit and integration tests covering that usecase. Fixes npm#498
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Overview
Trying to open url for a package that is using the string shorthand is currently broken using:
npm fund <pkg>✏️ Changes
This commit fixes the issue and adds the missing unit and integration tests covering that usecase.
🔗 References
npm fund <package>errors when "funding" is a string #498🔍 Testing
Manual testing:
In a folder with a given
package.json:{ "name": "foo", "version": "1.0.0", "funding": "http://example.com" }Running
npm fund .should open the funding url in default browser:✅ This change has unit test coverage
✅ This change has integration test coverage
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