I have problem with npm, can’t install anything
npm error code EPERM npm error syscall mkdir npm error path D:npm-cache_cacache npm error errno EPERM npm error FetchError: Invalid response body while trying to fetch https://registry.npmjs.org/@cypress%2freact: EPERM: operation not permitted, mkdir ‘D:npm-cache_cacache’ npm error at C:UsersHPAppDataRoamingnvmv18.20.4node_modulesnpmnode_modulesminipass-fetchlibbody.js:170:15 npm error at async Response.json (C:UsersHPAppDataRoamingnvmv18.20.4node_modulesnpmnode_modulesminipass-fetchlibbody.js:75:17) npm error at async RegistryFetcher.packument (C:UsersHPAppDataRoamingnvmv18.20.4node_modulesnpmnode_modulespacotelibregistry.js:98:25) npm error at async RegistryFetcher.manifest (C:UsersHPAppDataRoamingnvmv18.20.4node_modulesnpmnode_modulespacotelibregistry.js:129:23) […]
NPM inject package into my package’s dependency?
I have a project, that depends on library @keenmate/js-common-helpers (which I maintain). This library has dependency on svelte-spa-router.
NPM inject package into my package’s dependency?
I have a project, that depends on library @keenmate/js-common-helpers (which I maintain). This library has dependency on svelte-spa-router.
Is it possible to add a tag to an already published npm package version?
I was working on an npm package, and I want to test that it’s behaving correctly, so I published a version with
How to run script automatically when user installs my package
Packages like create-next-app automatically run a node script when you use that package (maybe just through npx idk). I’m trying to replicate this but am having trouble. I tried to add a bin object with my package name pointing to the file to run, but this just opens the file in an editor, doesn’t run it. See https://github.com/vercel/next.js/blob/5c9aba418dc8c2d907508c024387004fbaac181d/packages/create-next-app
npm error 404 Not Found when publish public access package to npm
Today I want to publish a public package to npm in github actions, this is the github action define look like:
Is there a way to include html and css to be used in an NPM package?
I have an NPM package that uses html and css to create custom elements from templates, and I’m trying to figure out how to include those files effectively.
missing script run in the terminal
PS C:UsersU> npm run hello npm error Missing script: “hello” npm error npm error To see a list of scripts, run: npm error npm run npm error A complete log of this run can be found in: C:UsersUAppDataLocalnpm-cache_logs2024-07-18T17_15_15_506Z-debug-0.log I’m trying to execute the JSON script key value pair it reverts me the npm error. npm […]
missing script run in the terminal
PS C:UsersU> npm run hello npm error Missing script: “hello” npm error npm error To see a list of scripts, run: npm error npm run npm error A complete log of this run can be found in: C:UsersUAppDataLocalnpm-cache_logs2024-07-18T17_15_15_506Z-debug-0.log I’m trying to execute the JSON script key value pair it reverts me the npm error. npm […]
Why do most package managers not keep a single reusable library with different versions of each package?
When you use a Python virtual environment, you can activate it for different projects. Whatever packages are in it will be used by the project code. When you use npm, there will be a node_modules folder where the packages are kept, and this is per project.