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package-lock v2 and support for yarn.lock: Our new package-lock format will unlock the ability to do deterministically reproducible builds and includes everything npm will need to fully build the package tree.The new peer dependency algorithm ensures that a validly matching peer dependency is found at or above the peer-dependent’s location in the node_modules tree.
#NPM INSTALL FROM GITHUB VERSION INSTALL#
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Now, push the code (using a separate branch for example) to GitHub. Npm notice integrity: sha512-NA75z/sUCpZLRgmy9ZyI3rQo8Q= After adding files: we get just the necessary file list.
Lots of stray files - no user of this NPM package needs tslint.json for example. Npm notice integrity: sha512-PoLpQJbOCd+2p9rS2kGW/MQv0A= Npm notice filename: percy-cypress-1.0.5.tgz In our case, we want to only distribute the dist folder with the NPM package. npmignore since when using files you can whitelist or blacklist files and folders.
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So here is how to do this myself.įirst, add the files: property to the package.json.
rw-r-r- 1 gleb wheel 1878 Apr 1 22:59 package.json
rw-r-r- 1 gleb wheel 627 dependencies.yml I could simply install my fork using github: reference 1īut this installation installs. Meanwhile I wanted to use my patched version in bahmutov/calculator project.
I have opened a pull request with my work around from my fork bahmutov/percy-cypress branch find-percy-58.
#NPM INSTALL FROM GITHUB VERSION PATCH#
Today I had just this problem - I needed to quickly patch NPM module to get around Webpack bundling problem there. but that is tricky, since the project might be a pain to build. If we just install an NPM package from GitHub we will not get the dist folder - it is not on GitHub. The built dist folder is the one published to the NPM registry. The GitHub repository only has the lib folder with the original source. More and more NPM packages are now transpiled from TypeScript for example, and thus usually have two folders: lib and dist. But that blog post had a huge shortcoming - it did not deal with built or transpiled artifacts. I have discussed how to Use GitHub instead of NPM to share and install NPM modules.