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Angular local library component rendering error (reading 'bindingStartIndex')
I've got a thing to discuss on Angular 12/13.
I'm not a huge frontend hero, and have never dealed with own angular libraries, so may be I'm asking stupid questions, so sorry, but..
Here (github) a ...
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Npm vs Yarn on Expo [closed]
On Expo, I heard that PlugnPlay is not supported by Yarn. So there is no reason to use Yarn Berry and hench I don't see any benefits of using Yarn V1 over using npm. Also, I have faced multiple ...
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What is the difference between using ; and && in package.json scripts? [duplicate]
What is the difference between using ; and && in package.json scripts?
For example the Lit Element Typescript Starter Project has this script:
"checksize": "rollup -c ; cat my-...
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Global installation of my cli tool does not work
I am trying to publish my cli tool in npm and when I install it globally it does not add the binary command correctly.
It works if I leave the binary in the dist folder but it adds about 80mb to the ...
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Getting MissingPackageName: Invalid or missing package.json file at '' when trying to install node modules
My team and I are in the middle of upgrading our Salesforce DX plugin to SF version 2. While applying changes to the package.json and tsconfig we are getting this error message:
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"Avatar" is not exported by "../avatarium/dist/main.js" even though it is?
https://github.com/sfreifeld/avatar-testing
Ok I have been playing with this all day and can't figure it out. I'm new to programming in general, but this is my first attempt with Typescript and with ...
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NPM not installing the highest available version of a dependency
I have an angular website, and this is a part of it's package-lock.json after running "npm install":
Why does npm installed version 5.7.1 of the semver package when it could have installed ...
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Nx monorepo and Vite - multiple versions of same dependency in libs
Currently working on an Nx monorepo package-based React application that's structured roughly as follows:
/apps/myApp
/package.json
/vite.config.ts (which extends root-level vite.config.ts file)
/...
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npm link overwrites packages with same @ handle
Lets assume I create two packages (pk1) and pkg2) that are somehow dependent and share the same @ handle for the name field of the package.json.
A minimal example for pkg1 might look like this:
{
&...
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Nodemon not working when using script but works when I use it manually
I had recently been working on project
"scripts": {
"dev": "nodemon src/index.js",
"start": "node src/index.js"
}
Following are my script ...
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What is a good practice for updating dependencies of old libraries in npm and yarn?
I'm currently using Wiki.js to build a website. I use docker as the primary way of deploying. However, Docker Scout has identified a handful of vulnerabilities in the official image provided by Wiki....
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Why doesn't lsp(language server protocol) work in the terminal?
'lcp' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
When I try to run it, this error appears in the terminal.
lsp is installed. I work in webstorm
I removed lsp,...
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React - alias in package.json crash on hooks
I need to use React lib aliased.
My package.json looks as follows
"@types/react-dom-latest": "npm:@types/react-dom@^18.2.17",
"@types/react-latest": "npm:@types/...
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Trouble with npm Install: Seeking Guidance on Version Compatibility (Angular V16)
I've been encountering some frustrating issues with npm installation lately, and I could really use some assistance. Every time I try to run npm install, I seem to stumble upon incompatible version ...
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Package fails to load as a module, despite index.js is set as a module
I am trying to use the web-worker npm package. However, I get the following error:
(node:48786) Warning: To load an ES module, set "type": "module" in the package.json or use the ....