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NPM cheatsheet |
# Init package:
npm init
# Non-flattend install:
npm install --legacy-bundling
# Ignore symlinks on Windows:
npm install --no-bin-links
# Reinstalling a package after just deleting the node module works with:
yarn install --check-files
# Install package globally:
yarn global add <PACKAGE>
# Using --peer or -P will install one or more packages in your peerDependencies.
yarn add <package...> [--peer/-P]1. Pick one component to work on.
2. Clone its repo somewhere locally.
3. Go to this repo and run `yarn link`.
4. Go to the project and run `yarn link` again.
5. Now component repo is linked to the project repo allowing you to make and commit changes in both.
Apply a patch:
"prepare": "git apply -v --directory=node_modules/blueimp-gallery patches/blueimp-gallery+2.32.0.patch && yarn --cwd=node_modules/blueimp-gallery build:jquery || exit 0"npm scripts ignore errors Simply adding: exit 0 to the end of the command did it! https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30341113/npm-scripts-ignore-errors