As the title says. Usually npm run dev is used for the local environment but I have run npm run build mistakenly in cmd and npm run build minify all files. Now I can't debug my front end.I also deleted the node_modules and package-lock.json file and again run npm insall && npm run dev but did not work. May You please suggest to me how to undo npm run build? Is there such a command or any other method?
you just need to delete the build folder that is created when you run "npm run build".
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i try to open a vue project already exist but i can't do this. I already try npm commands like npm install, npm run serve, npm build, but still doesn't work. Can you help me?
This is error screen on terminal.
npm install
npm install --force
npm run serve
//still doesn't work
I've been struggling with a module that does not build after running npm rebuild (namely, #getinsomnia/node-libcurl), even though it does on npm install without --ignore-scripts.
I workaround that by running npx node-pre-gyp install in the module directory, but I'd like to understand why doesn't this behave as I expect it to do - build the module.
npm docs for npm rebuild say:
This command runs the npm build command on the matched folders.
What does npm build do though? Documentation for it only exists for npm v6 and not any newer releases, I can't run npm build on my npm v8 either ("unknown command"), and even that documentation doesn't say anything to me:
This is the plumbing command called by npm link and npm install.
It should generally be called during installation, but if you need to run it directly, run:
npm build
I want to npm install a broken package, i.e., the installation process does not work properly and results in an error. I am used to npm keeping the successfully installed packages in the local node_modules folder. For some reason npm has stopped doing that and removes the node_modules folder if the install is not successful.
How can I tell npm to keep the local node_modules folder regardless of the success or failure of the installation process?
I faced a similar problem when one of the packages failed to build its C++ addon and npm removed node_modules. The below steps helped me:
Install the packages with scripts disabled.
$ npm install --ignore-scripts
Fix the package
...
Rebuild the package
$ npm rebuild PACKAGE
I ran npm run dev but I do have the following error
missing script: dev
My package.json's scripts section do have a "dev": "nuxt"
delete your package-lock.json and do a npm install. try again after
You can delete your node_module and run this command again npm install
If this didn't work you can delete node_module and use yarn install
Note: you have to have yarn installed on your pc or laptop
then try npm run dev again
I've tried opening and closing the open package.json editor, and restarting VS Code, and running and re-running the npm install command at least 8 times but to no avail.
For some reason, the command below does not update my dev dependencies in my package.json file.
$ npm install -g -D webpack
I know I can manually add the dependency but just saying and this is driving me nuts.
Your are passing the option -g which makes npm install the package globally so you can execute the binary directly, remove that flag to install the package locally.
Can you try: $ npm install --save-dev webpack
This is the recommended way to install webpack from npmjs