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AlexGaiser / freepi

A libarary for free API wrappers and other services to aid in prototyping and development
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Importing @freepi/core failure #48

Closed Scott-Ian closed 3 years ago

Scott-Ian commented 3 years ago

Master branch is not currently functioning on my device. Import statements of @freepi/Core are failing.

Hovering over the issues reads: 'Cannot find module @freepi/core or its corresponding type declarations'

Running npm install issues the warning: "freepi@0.0.1 No repository field"

Manually running "npm install @freepi/core returns the same as the general npm install

Due to this failure, tests won't operate, and our base.req.ts file is not functioning.

AlexGaiser commented 3 years ago

@Scott-Ian What imports are you looking at and what version of @freepi/core?

If you want to install you should try removing node_modules and installing @freepi/core@latest to make sure you have the newest version.

Are you developing this inside the freepi library or as a sample application?

AlexGaiser commented 3 years ago

I just tested the RequestBuilder in a node.js and React TypeScript application, it was funcioning normallly. Will need more information to find out what the issue you encountered is caused by

Scott-Ian commented 3 years ago

Deleted node_modules as suggested, and reinstalled. That did not fix it.

Using "npm install @freepi/core@latest" resolved the issue.

Seems like the master version is default attempting to install version 0.0.1 for some reason? Not sure why, package.json does list versions from 1.0.10 and up.

AlexGaiser commented 3 years ago

Yes, I am not sure why but for some reason we need to keep installing every package @latest to make sure we get the most recent version