As a new Developer I'd like more information about json file. I know that The this file is the heart of a Node.js system. This file holds the metadata for a par
When I run npm ci on Github Actions I got the error: Run npm ci npm ERR! bindings not accessible from watchpack-chokidar2:fsevents npm ERR! A complete log of t
I have a project structure like this: main depends on file:../lib1 which depends on file:../common main depends on file:../lib2 which depends on file:../common
I need a module in my project to download a private npm package. To accomplish this, I am using a .npmrc file to supply a read-only token needed to download the
I've been running into this error message every time I try to run npm update: : npm ERR! code ERESOLVE npm ERR! ERESOLVE unable to resolve dependency tree npm E
What I want to do is when I run npm run dev to execute those both tasks I need to wait for 5 seconds until next task runs. Run the npm run server wait for 5 se
I've seen some npm packages (vue for example) have a module field in their package.json. But module is not included in the package.json documentation - is this
The scenario: We have several similar but customized Node applications, all of which include our own common library/package which we include as a dependency in
We got couple of different projects that are using main dependencies like React and TypeScript packages. Each of those projects(maintained by different dev team
Github is telling me that a dependency in my package-lock.json file is vulnerable and outdated. The problem is that if I do npm install or npm update, neither o
When navigating to certain screens on my React Native app (using expo), I am getting the following error: TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'pro
I'm having issues with the proxy I set up. This is my root package.json file: "scripts": { "client": "cd client && yarn dev-server", "server"
I'm using optional chaining on an object which in turn gives this error after compiling the code For example const someObj = {pet_animals: {'dog', 'cat'}}; cons
Update for 2020 This question originally referred to the yarn check command, but the docs state that this is deprecated in v1, and removed in v2, and yarn insta
I have a project that uses node.js 14.16.0. Both me and my teammember use that version. I use npm 6.14.11 and my teammember uses npm 7.x.x. This results in the
Following the docs here (Building for Relative Paths), so setting homepage field in package.json doesn't set PUBLIC_URL during the build. Expected behavior %P
This documentation answers my question very poorly. I didn't understand those explanations. Can someone say in simpler words? Maybe with examples if it's hard t
I've got a scripts "build": "rimraf dist webpack --progress --config webpack/prod.js", But actually,it removed not dist but all file inside webpack folder. But
I'm using Docker for Mac and Docker Compose for development of a Node.js application and I'm experiencing an error with the package.json file being locked. The
NPM 2.11.3 I'm building a library in Node. This library is only for use by the company I am currently working for. I think this means that the license is "None"