Yarn website says the following:- Yarn stores every package in a global cache in your user directory on the file system. You can use yarn cache list & it will print out every cached package. Just in case you wanted to go through. You can use yarn cache clean & it will clean the cache … Read more
As @atalantus noted in comment, the accepted answer doesn’t work on newer version of NPM. Working solution for newer versions (verified on NPM 6.13.4) is: npm install –no-package-lock –no-save [email protected] This will install bower and all its dependencies, but prevents installation of anything else you might have in package.json. It also doesn’t create or modify … Read more
You can run a process in background by appending & in the end. And then use the postscript hook that npm offers us, in order to kill the background process. “scripts”: { “web-server”: “http-server -p 7777 httpdocs &”, “pretest”: “gulp build-httpdocs && npm run web-server”, “test”: “mocha spec.js”, “posttest”: “pkill -f http-server” } But what … Read more
It started out as a fun project, and grew out to a popular service that many people use. Some big companies attached themselves to this project and donate their services and more may do so in the future. They may pull out their donations as their strategies change in the future. For the moment it’s … Read more
React Native uses watchman to detect when you’ve made code changes and then automatically build and push the update to your device without you needing to manually refresh it. https://facebook.github.io/watchman/ is the home page for the watchman used by React Native. Note that it is different and completely unrelated to https://www.npmjs.com/package/watchman which has some similar … Read more
Just update react-scripts. I solved it by uninstall and install again. In command line: uninstall: npm uninstall react-scripts –save and install again: npm i react-scripts
npm checks all directories for the existance of a .git directory, and throws the EISGIT error if it exists, so there is no way to ignore it or skip it. The code does however check if it’s a link: mod.parent && !mod.isLink && [checkGit, mod.realpath], So I was able to make it work by symlinking … Read more
You can try concurrently with wait-on package in order to manage conccurent/sequential scripts and outputs. wait-on sequential launches support head response status, tcp listening, … For example : “scripts”: { “start”: “concurrently -k -n \”DB,API,WEB\” -c \”blue,magenta,yellow\” \”npm run start-db\” \”npm run start-api\” \”npm run start-web\””, “start-db”: “myDbServerCmd”, “start-api”: “wait-on tcp:27017 && myApiServerCmd”, “start-web”: “myFrontServerCmd”, … Read more
Pretty solid chance it’s npm start from the project root. Properly packaged modules will have some node scripts configured in package.json. It’s customary to use start as the script to run the dev environment, though some might use build, dev, or other names.
As you’re using ECMAScript modules, please refer to node.js docs on package entry points: In a package’s package.json file, two fields can define entry points for a package: “main” and “exports”. The “main” field is supported in all versions of Node.js, but its capabilities are limited: it only defines the main entry point of the … Read more