I upgraded to --latest but want to downgrade to a specific version due to compatibility issues.
Just specify the version number like so.
npm install jspm#1.0.0
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I have added a package(X) as follows in package.json file
package(X): "^5.0.0"
now the latest version of package(X) is 5.0.1. According to my understanding this should install 5.0.1 but it installs version 5.0.0 itself.
Now I have multiple angular projects which are using package(X) and each of them have the same setup. What surprises me is that it works absolutely fine i.e installs version 5.0.1 in some projects and does not in some projects
Here is the info about package(x)
npm library info
It does depend on other packages' dependencies.
If there is a package that requires X to be exactly 5.0.0, then it will install 5.0.0 as it will satisfy ^5.0.0.
If there isn't one, then it will install whichever latest that will satisfy ^5.0.0 which is 5.0.1 in this case.
i using react-native-pdf but in new version it use react-native-blob-util and when i install react-native-blob-util its crash.
i read from stackoverflow and google, that it's better to downgrade the react-native-pdf because, the downgrade version of react-native-pdf why don't use react-native-blob-util.
now i have react-native-pdf version = 6.4.0
now i want to downgrade to react-native-pdf
version = 6.2.0
please someone help me, thankyouu
You can install any npm module by mentioning the version as well. Remove the package from package.json first, then
npm i react-native-pdf#6.2.0
I had faced the same issue last week, so I started using react-native-view-pdf package, its similar and not much code change is required, you can try it.
You can just edit your package.json. Just edit your "react-native-pdf": "6.4.0" to "react-native-pdf": "6.2.0". And after that run npm install or yarn
I installed the latest version of Node on their website, but I had issues with png and segmentation errors and such, looked it up and saw that it is a common issue on version 16. So I decided to downgrade to the stable version (14), which I have been unable to do. I've tried
npm install -g node#14.17.1
After running this and doing node -v, it still shows the latest version (16). How can I uninstall version 16 and only be on the stable version (14)?
The best way is to use nvm Here, you can get brief details on how to use nvm. nvm is a version manager for node.js, designed to be installed per-user, and invoked per-shell. nvm works on any POSIX-compliant shell (sh, dash, ksh, zsh, bash), in particular on these platforms: Unix, macOS, and windows WSL.
The best thing is, you can run multiple versions of node at the same time on a different shell, It's like version manager on steroids. Please check this also n package.
Find out where is the current node and delete
where node
Install nvm
For macOS
Show all the versions
nvm ls available
Install what you want
nvm install 14.17.1
nvm use 14.17.1
Check node version
node -v
how can I install the latest version of draw2d library on angular 10?
I used the command "npm i draw2d" but the version that has been installed is 1.0.38 although the latest version is 6.1 I guess.
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thank you.
Actually, you have the latest version of draw2d according to npm :
https://www.npmjs.com/package/draw2d/v/1.0.37
You can also download and add it manually at https://github.com/freegroup/draw2d
To be clear, the version on npm is a package version, not the same that draw2d version of draw2d.org (http://www.draw2d.org/draw2d/).
It creates confusion, I think it's a mistake from the author.
You can test :
npm i draw2d#6.1
How to install latest stable version of a Javascript package via a package manager?
(no alphas, betas, etc.)
I tried NPM and did not find a solution. This question is similar.
I tried Bower and find nothing. Here is a question with no answer here.
Please help. Which package manager should I choose? Maybe there are another options around?
PS
For example: knockout.js, npm givers beta for latest. I don't want beta! I also would like to set the same limitation for dependencies - pull only stable versions.
Installing a package without specifying a version will always install the latest version published to npm, including pre-releases (alpha, beta etc.):
npm install knockout
However, if you specify the version range, even only as a wildcard *, pre-release versions are explicitly excluded:
npm install knockout#*
See the npm docs for more info. Also, you can test this in npm's semver calculator.