Closed seenickcode closed 3 years ago
@seenickcode , https://www.npmjs.com/package/vime ? Not sure there is much of a relation with this package...
Ye installed wrong project, try npm i @vime/core
instead.
@AntonOfTheWoods so I mentioned the wrong URL there, yeah.
npm i @vime/core
worked, thanks @mihar-22
Ok so js/npm newbie question, how should I have determined what npm command to use in order to install this package? I looked at package.json
and I see vime
as the package name. How does one know to use @vime/core
because I do not see any install instructions in the README.
No problem @seenickcode. Few things you can do:
README.md
.About
section in the sidebar on the right as soon as you land on the repository. Otherwise there might be a link in the README.md
to the documentation and you can look for a Install
section.package.json
and look for the name
field. Some libraries on GitHub are organised as a monorepo such as Vime. A monorepo is really just a way to manage multiple NPM packages in one place. If you see a lerna.config.js
or private: true
in the package.json
then this should probably indiciate that it's a monorepo. You'll need to explore the packages/
directory to see public NPM packages are actually available. Keep in mind to always check private
field in package.json
.Generally it should be listed in README.md
or on the website so you shouldn't need to use your explorer hat.
Thank you very much for the detailed write up! @mihar-22
Bug Report
Vime version:
5.0.33
Provider:
n/a
Current behavior:
Expected behavior:
One can install vime via npm
Steps to reproduce:
npm i vime
Related code:
n/a
Other information:
Update 1: the issue exists even after still successfully following
node-gyp
's "acid test" cited here https://github.com/nodejs/node-gyp/blob/master/macOS_Catalina.md#Solutions