Open Jabark opened 4 years ago
Also worth noting that I've downgraded to version 3.12.1 and I don't get this issue there at all.
Something of further interest, I just thought I'd try going back to version 4.0.4 and using -m npm
in the command. Still seemingly got the error but it did run through and create it:
Vue CLI v4.0.4
β¨ Creating project in C:\Users\C21869A\git-repos\vue-getting-started\hello-vue-4.
π Initializing git repository...
β Installing CLI plugins. This might take a while...
(node:24744) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: SyntaxError: Unexpected end of JSON input
at JSON.parse (<anonymous>)
at PackageManager.getMetadata (C:\Users\C21869A\AppData\Roaming\nvm\v10.15.3\node_modules\@vue\cli\lib\util\ProjectPackageManager.js:149:21)
at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:68:7)
(node:24744) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection. This error originated either by throwing inside of an async function without a catch block, or by rejecting
a promise which was not handled with .catch(). (rejection id: 1)
(node:24744) [DEP0018] DeprecationWarning: Unhandled promise rejections are deprecated. In the future, promise rejections that are not handled will terminate the Node.js process with a non-zero exit code.
> yorkie@2.0.0 install C:\Users\C21869A\git-repos\vue-getting-started\hello-vue-4\node_modules\yorkie
> node bin/install.js
setting up Git hooks
done
> core-js@3.3.2 postinstall C:\Users\C21869A\git-repos\vue-getting-started\hello-vue-4\node_modules\core-js
> node postinstall || echo "ignore"
> core-js-pure@3.3.2 postinstall C:\Users\C21869A\git-repos\vue-getting-started\hello-vue-4\node_modules\core-js-pure
> node postinstall || echo "ignore"
added 1129 packages from 826 contributors in 92.345s
π Invoking generators...
π¦ Installing additional dependencies...
added 56 packages from 44 contributors in 29.281s
β Running completion hooks...
π Generating README.md...
π Successfully created project hello-vue-4.
π Get started with the following commands:
$ cd hello-vue-4
$ npm run serve
So according to the output, the error is raised when parsing the result of yarn info vue-cli-version-marker --json
.
Could you try to execute this command in your terminal and see if it successfully returns? It's usually a network according to my experience.
$ yarn info vue-cli-version-marker --json
{"type":"error","data":"Received invalid response from npm."}
$ yarn info vue-cli-version-marker --json --verbose
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\C21869A\\\\git-repos\\\\vue-getting-started\\\\.npmrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\C21869A\\\\.npmrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Found configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\C21869A\\\\.npmrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Program Files\\\\nodejs\\\\etc\\\\npmrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Found configuration file \"C:\\\\Program Files\\\\nodejs\\\\etc\\\\npmrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\C21869A\\\\git-repos\\\\vue-getting-started\\\\.npmrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\C21869A\\\\git-repos\\\\.npmrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\C21869A\\\\.npmrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Found configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\C21869A\\\\.npmrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\.npmrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\C21869A\\\\git-repos\\\\vue-getting-started\\\\.yarnrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\C21869A\\\\.yarnrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Program Files\\\\nodejs\\\\etc\\\\yarnrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\C21869A\\\\git-repos\\\\vue-getting-started\\\\.yarnrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\C21869A\\\\git-repos\\\\.yarnrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\C21869A\\\\.yarnrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Checking for configuration file \"C:\\\\Users\\\\.yarnrc\"."}
{"type":"verbose","data":"current time: 2019-10-21T15:13:57.647Z"}
{"type":"verbose","data":"Performing \"GET\" request to \"https://artifactory.of.our.company.local/artifactory/api/npm/admin-portal/vue-cli-version-marker\"."}
{"type":"error","data":"Received invalid response from npm."}
Same here, node 10.16.3, npx --package @vue/cli vue 4.0.4. Using WebStorm to create the project, fails with: /Users/xyz/.nvm/versions/node/v10.16.3/bin/node /Users/xyz/.nvm/versions/node/v10.16.3/lib/node_modules/npm/bin/npx-cli.js --package @vue/cli vue create .
ERROR SyntaxError: Unexpected end of JSON input
SyntaxError: Unexpected end of JSON input
at JSON.parse (
Any help appreciated, thanks
I'm having the same issue using vue ui to create a project. If I try to create it via command line:
vue create vue-ui --skipGetStarted --packageManager npm --force --no-git --inlinePreset {"useConfigFiles":false,"plugins":{"@vue/cli-plugin-babel":{},"@vue/cli-plugin-router":{"historyMode":true},"@vue/cli-plugin-vuex":{},"@vue/cli-plugin-eslint":{"config":"standard","lintOn":["save"]}},"cssPreprocessor":"node-sass"}
I got the following error:
zsh: no matches found: plugins:@vue/cli-plugin-eslint:lintOn:[save]
So the problem is that your company's internal npm registry does not support yarn info
or npm info
, thus the version check throws.
That should be fixed on the registry side. Though, we can have a fallback logic in the CLI. And since the version check is not critical, the error should be catched.
@allan-christian Wrap the JSON in a pair of quotation marks.
vue create vue-ui --skipGetStarted --packageManager npm --force --no-git --inlinePreset '{"useConfigFiles":false,"plugins":{"@vue/cli-plugin-babel":{},"@vue/cli-plugin-router":{"historyMode":true},"@vue/cli-plugin-vuex":{},"@vue/cli-plugin-eslint":{"config":"standard","lintOn":["save"]}},"cssPreprocessor":"node-sass"}'
So the problem is that your company's internal npm registry does not support
yarn info
ornpm info
, thus the version check throws. That should be fixed on the registry side. Though, we can have a fallback logic in the CLI. And since the version check is not critical, the error should be catched.
Not sure what you mean. Seems to work fine:
$ npm info software-ui-saas-library
software-ui-saas-library@18.9.0 | LicenseRef-LICENSE | deps: 19 | versions: 77
Common component/service library for SaaS Portal UI
dist
.tarball: https://artifactory.of.our.company.local/artifactory/api/npm/admin-portal/software-ui-saas-library/-/software-ui-saas-library-18.9.0.tgz
.shasum: 07d68e122911680d9642e6d0ef34fb522b2c84d2
dependencies:
@angular/animations: ^7.2.15 angular2-uuid: 1.1.1
@angular/common: ^7.2.15 flat: 4.1.0
@angular/compiler: ^7.2.15 moment-timezone: ^0.5.26
@angular/core: ^7.2.15 moment: ^2.24.0
@angular/forms: ^7.2.15 ng2-cookies: 1.0.12
@angular/platform-browser-dynamic: ^7.2.15 roboto-fontface: 0.7.0
@angular/platform-browser: ^7.2.15 rxjs: ^6.5.3
@angular/router: ^7.2.15 tslib: ^1.9.0
@types/flat: 0.0.28 zone.js: ^0.8.29
@types/moment-timezone: ^0.5.12
dist-tags:
latest: 18.9.0
published a week ago
$ npm info moment
moment@2.24.0 | MIT | deps: none | versions: 62
Parse, validate, manipulate, and display dates
http://momentjs.com
keywords: moment, date, time, parse, format, validate, i18n, l10n, ender
dist
.tarball: https://artifactory.of.our.company.local/artifactory/api/npm/admin-portal/moment/-/moment-2.24.0.tgz
.shasum: 0d055d53f5052aa653c9f6eb68bb5d12bf5c2b5b
maintainers:
- ichernev <iskren.chernev@gmail.com>
- maggiepint <maggiepint@gmail.com>
- marwahaha <marwahaha@berkeley.edu>
- mj1856 <mj1856@hotmail.com>
- timrwood <washwithcare@gmail.com>
dist-tags:
latest: 2.24.0
published 9 months ago by marwahaha <marwahaha@berkeley.edu>
That explains why -m npm
worked.
But no idea why there's still error messages.
Actually seems to be because vue-cli-version-marker
doesn't exist in our artifactory. Will investigate why this is the case.
So it seems our virtual repo goes to get packages from the remote when you run npm install
, but not upon npm info
.
Partially fixed in v4.0.5. Reopen because the current fix in the PR does not fully resolve this issue. We need to implement a fallback mechanism to initiate HTTP requests directly to the official registry.
Version
4.0.4
Environment info
Steps to reproduce
nvm install -g @vue/cli
.vue create hello-vue -d
What is expected?
The command is successful
What is actually happening?
This is my first time trying out vue. I also tried using a different registry but got the same issue.