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I visited one of my old projects to revise the concept and update it to muiv5. After running npm install and npm start, I ran into the error below. I tried all the solutions I came across to solve it from cleaning the cache to installing react-scripts globally and reinstalling my dependencies.
Please help me out
Somewhere in your code, you import ./lib/stringify which does not exist. Please check that, and if that wasn't your problem, then try to create a new react app. and delete the src and then copy your old src to a new react app. You can either manually install or copy the old package.json to the new react app. Then try npm i --legacy-peer-deps
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I have created a new project with npx create-react-app command, does this command automatically install and configure babel and webpack for me or do I have to do it manually. I have read an instruction on this link https://create-react-app.dev/docs/available-scripts/. I think what it is saying that I don't need to configure babel or webpack, npm run build command does all for me.It would be super useful if you explain in a beginner-friendly way. Thank you for your answers.
Don't need. Because Babel and Webpack are already dependent on React-Scripts, these dependencies are installed by default
create-react-app provides some default configurations.You can use the following commands to manipulate and display the configuration
npm run eject
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I have 'request' npm package which is deprecated and being installed by another npm package as a dependency. Now I would like to update the dependencies of request package. I tried every possible way but, didn't find the solution.
Here's the dependency tree which i have to update the last one i.e. uuid:
`-- protractor#7.0.0
`-- webdriver-manager#12.1.8
`-- request#2.88.2
`-- uuid#3.4.0
NPM packages are built to work with a certain version (or version set) of their dependencies. If you update uuid to a later version, you might run into unexpected issues with request. Updating a dependency of one of your dependencies explicitly is not supported or recommended therefore.
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Once I use npm install it works normally then when I use npm run dev, it gives me this:
here is the code: https://github.com/moigonzalez/pwa-barcode-scanner
In order to run npm run dev, you should be inside the cloned repository. According to the screenshot, you cloned the repository but didn't navigate to the repository. Try navigating into the repository and running the command
cd pwa-barcode-scanner
npm install
npm run dev
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Code MODULE_NOT_FOUND
In project folder running the npm init this error show.
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Try deleting all of the dependencies of your project and reinstalling node with the following commands:
rm -rf node_modules
npm install
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Following this tutorial on 'context menu's' in d3:
'https://github.com/patorjk/d3-context-menu'
It says to install with Bower. Now I googled it and followed this tutorial :
'http://blog.teamtreehouse.com/getting-started-bower'
So installed Node.js and now I'm stuck. Where do I put the bower install d3-context-menu found in the first tutorial ?
And what is Bower ?
Bower is a package manager that downloads some web libraries to your host.
Where do I put bower install d3-context-menu found in the first tutorial ?
In command prompt.
But firstly you need to install bower by
npm install bower
npm is node.js package manager (that installs node.js modules).