...Unpoly or Tom Select to your code base? Can we install arbitrary packages from npm? Postprocessing How can your assets be minified? How can your assets be transpiled, e.g. from...
It still has issues on integrating well with vendor libraries or the npm ecosystem: import and export statements (ESM) are not supported because of this, you can only...
...at how to manage versions with a package.json. Yarn gives us access to the NPM ecosystem. Take a few minutes to browse npmjs.com, the central registry. It is a great...
...is better, in this case. Sites like the Ruby Toolbox (only for gems) or npm compare may help you filtering out libraries as they try to combine similar statistics in...
...mainBranchName': 'master'}} }%% gitGraph: commit id: "new-git-repo" branch feature-node commit id: "add NPM" type: HIGHLIGHT branch feature-echo checkout feature-node commit id: "setup NVM" type: HIGHLIGHT
feature-echo was branched of feature-node while it only contained commit "add NPM". It added a new feature on it (add-echo-script). In the meantime, feature-node...
...Webpacker has many more moving parts, but allows us to use ES6 modules and npm packages (through Yarn). Webpacker is a wrapper around a JavaScript project called webpack. Yarn
...its official documentation. You should learn how to: Install and update packages Remove packages npm npm is another package manager. We use Yarn, because Webpacker uses Yarn, but npm works...
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...self-host webfonts to comply with GDPR. Many popular web fonts are available as NPM packages provided by Fontsource. We recommend using those instead of downloading and bundling font files...
On the top right, navigate to the "Install" tab to see the NPM package name. Install the package for your application. In your application, import the package's...
...Rails releases a new version of their gems, they also release a number of npm packages like @rails/activestorage or @rails/actioncable. Unfortunately Rails uses up to 4 digits for their gem...
...version, while npm only allows 3 digits and a pre-release suffix. To map gem versions and npm versions, Rails is going to use a naming scheme like this: