Precise, accurate and to-the-point. Loved the tutorial, thanks!
Thank you for this short and sweet video, it was very helpful to quickly understand the basics regarding publishing of a package!
Thank you, brother, I create my first npm package, and I am so happy.
Be aware that when a package hits ~100 downloads you can NOT remove it anymore, same thing with composer.
How do you remove it before that point if you notice a fatal error? That wasn't covered in the video.
I think user can save his own copy so when you delete it noting gonna happen
But if user has no copy in save place that's will be horrible.
Ah I think that is why some package is marked as "deprecated" instead of just being removed, right?
😍😍😍 I have waited for long time, finally you released it. Thank you very much Kyle❤❤❤👍
you are my favorite , evrytime i see a video of yours about the subject i m trying to learn i immediatly smile
Amazingly simple explanation. Props to you
Super helpful and clear walk-through! Thanks for sharing!
Oh my, this man is a legend🤯
Always you come handy with your tutorials!
Got DAMMIT Kyle. HOW do you do it?! Every-SINGLE-time I JUST get done talking about something I want to learn or do you post a video about it right after. ...Are you a wizard Kyle???
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I wasn't knowing about that npm link thing. Thanks!!
What a coincidence,I'm about to search for this and I got the recommendation....great video
Thank you very much for the concise tutorial.
I need this, but for Python.. Nice video!
i always wanted that you create this video.
wow this was great i always was wondering how we can do our own package. thanks a lot
Thanks Kyle.
Hi bro, fan from India
Excellent. Thanks man
Thank you!
Dude, your videos are great!
Simple, succinct! Thanks
Thanks for this :)
Thanks
in package folder: npm link
in user project folder: npm link
Hey Kyle That was awesome !! Dope Content It would be Great if u could make a vid about building a CSS Framework and if possible publishing it on NPM
Thank you 🙏
thank's for this tutorial👍👍
You should make a video on how to add documentation to your package
Excellent video
Thanks a lot
Hey Kyle! I've been surfing the web on how to publish my whole framework instead of just a few files as a package to import.
To be specific
* take a new project
* npm init playwright
A set of questions will be asked and boom, basic code will be on your machine.
I need to build something like, help me!
Thanks a ton fr this video ❤️
Thanks Man!!!
Simple and fast!👍
Would you make a video about your productivity setup?
thanks 👍🏻👍🏻
Opening youtube in hope that Kyle has uploaded a video
thanks you .sir
Thanks helpful video
Great video!
Great video. can i just delete the "test" folder after finishing the test and publish it ?
The 403 forbidden error may be caused because of the duplicate package name and not necessarily because you haven't verified your email address, you should change the name in the package.json file if you encounter this error.
Thanks sir
Thanks it really helped =) !
So how can one create npm package for React for example? It will have jsx so should we initiliaze it like a react project then publish it?
Amazing video!
Thanks for this...
Can you do a short showing the same but with typescript packages?
Me (wondering): how do I make my own npm package? 🤔
webDevSimplified: brand new video on creating an npm package.
Cool man. You're on the roll 🔥
Thank you bro. I was looking for this. I thought it's hard but it's so easy 😂
In some cases it may give them an error because the package's name already exists, it is solved by changing the package's name in the package.json
in this video he simply publish a function i want to publish whole backend server side code(apis) how to do that?
if you have : 403 Forbidden try to use unique package name
For some reason, there are a lot of nonsense packages on NPM that literally do nothing other than clogging up the node_modules. Some of these are is-odd, is-is-odd, is-even, none, true, false, if
1. is-odd: Checks whether the given number is odd. Uses a lot of dependencies.
2. is-is-odd: Checks whether the supplied function is the is-odd package. Make sure you install this if you're using is-odd 😂
3. is-even: Checks whether the given number is even. It simply returns !is-odd(number).
4. none: A function that does nothing. Seriously. This is the most lightweight package on NPM.
5. true: A package that returns true.
6. false: A package that returns false.
7. if: Provides you handy functions for handling conditions. Especially for those who are bored of the tradition if-else 😂
L O L
You just saw a process of creation of two nonsense packages and still surprised?
There's a package called 'no-one-left-behind' whose sole purpose is to depend on as many other npm packages as possible, so they don't feel unwanted or lonely
Hey, the module I am making is dependent on another package, so when I am trying to run the module I am making in test folder, it is giving error that the package is not defined.
Add some video on dependencies , dev dependenceis, peer dependencies, etc.
Nice vid bro.
Why are you using module.exports instead of exports?
And require instead of import?
Kyle. You are the master. I have a question please sir. Can I create a html and css page as an npm package or are they strictly JavaScript files? To. use a ready made package with html and css do I need to clone or download a zip of git or do some packages on npm come with html and css? Thanks
Nice!
What if multiple functions need to be exported?
if npm link not work, try to npm init in test folder then npm link will work
Question!
Assuming that only homepage url in package.json is wrong,
should I increment the version number, like v1.0.0 -> v1.0.1 just for modifying such a small part?
Yes. NPM wont allow you to publish unless you bump the version, when you change a file.
Add some video on mono repos and and benefits
Please what do you do after you've made changes to the package ? I build it and linked them both, but couldn't find what I added.
Great, Now this is for a single function npm package. But if I want to publish some package, that will probably contain multiple functionality. How to include all of that?
Add some videos on babel n brocali .
My problem is, how to import the package using the import/export ES6 syntax, what if I want to run it on the frontend?
Hey, everything works perfect, but when I test this in the browser it says "Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined'
CMIIW, but I think that's because you can't import modules in browser console.
What would be the best way to sync to a git repo and do automatic release syncing with github tags? Can someone recommend a good video about this? Thanks
how do i make multiple functions for my package?
my previous code is
var cLog = function cLog(string) {
console.log(string)
}
exports.cLog = cLog;
which works like its supposed to
then i added another
var openLink = function openLink(url) {
window.open(url, '_blank')
}
into the same index.js file.
then added exports.openLink = openLink.
so now my index.js looks like this
var cLog = function cLog(string) {
console.log(string)
}
var openLink = function openLink(url) {
window.open(url, '_blank')
}
exports.cLog = cLog;
exports.openLink = openLink
and when i use it i just get errors on every function, please help
Can someone help me with a query? If my package requires data that is obtained from a single source, should the npm package have the api integrated in it, or should the host fetch the data and provide it to the component?
I ask this because if tomorrow the api gets changed, every host will have to do the effort.
Kyle have a question if i publish a package afterwards i delete it and after a moment I want to republish it it throws me an error why?
Super difficult to check my place relative to the tutorial when all I see is "current-project" no matter the working directory
5:50 Anyone seen at top, "Nahi Pata Mujhe!"
Guys one question: do I need a paid plan to be able to publish my packages as in this video? Thank you!
Hai Kyle, Can you show how to deploy a pernstack app in heroku please. I have tried that many times with different peoples video, but didnt succeed . I cannot connect my database to the frontend. Thanks
great
Seems like the npm link order changed and now first you have to publish your package and only then you can npm link it
Is that how they create these standard modules\libraries for let's say python or c++, BTW the answer is very important to me so plz go on and answer
you simply publish a function i want to publish whole backend server side code(apis) how to do that?
Hey there, thanks! Is there any way to NOT upload the src folder but just the dist folder? I tried it creating a .npmignore and adding there all variations src, src/, /src/, or in the package.json "files": ["!src"] but without any luck 🙄🙄
I've recently been trying the same thing... Did you eventually get it to work?
How can we do this with a next js component
npm link is not working for me
I am being asked for a one time password when I publish it but it is not sending it to my email what can i do?
My Gawd, man! You are one of the most handsome men I've ever seen, including the 3 'Hot Chrises" (Hemsworth, Evans, Pratt) I love yout tutorials just to see your lovely face.
Ohh man, if this would have came before 2-3 days it would have lower my struggle. But still a great content that UA-cam was lacking with.
I cant install any packages. Evrytime shows TAR ENTY INVALID check sum failure
how to verify email? I'm also getting 403 forbidden....
could you please place your command line higher up?
buen contenido miAmigO
How to update a package after its published?
repeating cause youtube deleted my comment: thanks kyle. what platform thinks "thanks kyle" is worthy of deletion?
This is so simple that it makes me think on how npm manages security.. do they allow anyone to publish anything???
Please make video on TypeORM with node.js MySQL...! Please..............!😭
Note: For some reason if you delete the package, you cannot republish it for the next 24 hours
Never Imagined, it would be that easy!
Same ^^
that is because we are traumatized as devs
@@manuelcasares7270 True 😂