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I am building an npm library (angular library) that needs the following packages in order to run: @angular/core@17 @formio/[email protected] @ngx-bootstrap@12 I have declared the above as peer dependencies of ...
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I'm building a CLI using Oclif v4 with TypeScript and tsup for bundling. I want my main command to run by default, without requiring the user to type it as a subcommand. Currently, my oclif ...
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Context I’m working on a npm workspace with this structure: packages/ lib-a (publishable React Native package) lib-b (internal library not publishable) lib-a depends on lib-b I use TypeScript ...
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I’m creating a reusable component library with tsup to share common UI elements across my Next.js projects (for example, a Footer). The Footer works fine in my base app. But when I publish it as an ...
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I have a desire to create a reusable NPM package for consumption in Angular 18+ (using old build system) based upon a set of .proto files. The desired usage would be a simple installation of the npm ...
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I have a package that uses fields like this to hide the inclusion of node.js fs fields from the browser { "name": "mypackage", "version": "1.0.0", "...
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Background Our frontend team practices Trunk Based Development and Continuous Deployment, but we're the only team in our company doing so. Because of this approach, we make extensive use of feature ...
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I'm trying to integrate CodeMirror 6 (including the merge addon and lang-markdown) into my NiceGUI application, following the node module integration example in the NICEGUI documentation. However, ...
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VS Code has no problem showing the embedded image in the ReadMe preview. But for some reason, the image doesn't work in Azure DevOps Artifacts once the Angular library is published as a private NPM ...
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We have an internal package for our UI library, which is stored in the GitHub package registry and installed using the npm command. Now, as of this morning, when we bumped a patch version and ...
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I have the following dependency tree: ├─┬ @angular/[email protected] overridden │ ├─┬ @schematics/[email protected] │ │ ├─┬ [email protected] │ │ │ └── [email protected] │ │ └── [email protected] deduped │ ├─┬ npm-...
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I wrote a yeoman generator and want to publish it as an npm package. I do not want it to be public though and I only want certain people or my team/organization to have access. Although I would like ...
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I have the below Vue Component: // src/components/CodeBlock.vue <script setup> import { ref } from 'vue'; const props = defineProps({ value: String }) const text = ref(...
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I have created a pipeline, which runs smoothly in almost all projects, where I am using it. Except one. All projects have to excat same permissions. I use node:16.20 for all as image, I have tried ...
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I'm working on a Node.js application that sends live activity notifications using the apns2 library. However, I'm encountering an error when trying to send a notification. Below is the relevant code ...
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