I had the same question as you and found out that Yarn is not too hard to use. Here I discuss installation of Yarn, tweaks to Visual Studio 17, and project workflow. Yarn Installation To run Yarn, you need to install two things: The prequisite, Node.js. The Yarn command line utility. Disable NPM in Visual … Read more
You have to upgrade to latest version of Bower: npm update -g bower bower-angular 1.0.6 switched from component.json to bower.json which is only supported in Bower >=0.9.0
I assume you installed Node.js through Homebrew, which annoyingly puts installed npm binaries in a place that is usually not in a users path. All you have to do is to add /usr/local/share/npm/bin to your $PATH. You do that by adding export PATH=/usr/local/share/npm/bin:$PATH to your .bashrc/.bash_profile/.zshrc file. Although I would rather uninstall the Homebrew installed … Read more
If you are using bower version 1.2.x, this should work: { “name”: “project name”, “version”: “1.0.0”, “dependencies”: { “backbone-amd”: “latest”, “underscore-amd”: “latest”, “requirejs”: “latest” } }
are you using Yeoman? Depending on your Gruntfile.js you should have different tasks, one of these is ‘bower-install’: this task will read you index.html, find the following comment block <!– bower:js –> <!– endbower –> and inject inside it all your dependencies specified in your bower.json. This means that the task will write for your … Read more
In essence and with a lot of hand-waving away of details, Gulp and Grunt are both systems for automating serieses of inter-dependent tasks, commonly used for defining the “build” of your project, like a modern take on the make tool. Typically a project uses one of them or the other, but not both at the … Read more
I’m using typescript .ts files in my Angular 2 + Spring Boot application with maven. I run npm install for dependencies and npm run tsc for converting .ts files to .js by exec-maven-plugin. Below is the plugin portion from my pom.xml. In my application, pacakge.json, tsconfig.json and typings.json all under src/main/resources path, so run npm … Read more
I had a similar issue that I couldn’t resolve using these suggestions. I was successful when I ran Bower with root privileges, like so: sudo bower install –allow-root
You can use bower-installer and an extra “install” section in your bower.json file like: { “name”: “test”, “version”: “0.0.0”, “dependencies”: { “jquery”: “1.11.1”, “normalize-css”: “latest” }, “install” : { “path” : { “js”: “_js/”, “css”: “_css/” } } } With that “install” section you can specify the install folder. It than automatically creates the folders … Read more
You can update all by running bower update. Use the -h flag on any command to see how you can use it. Eg bower update -h.