Am trying to create a vue project using command line but it is showing this error message:
Error unexpected end ofJSON input while parsing near '....67e12ef","tarball":"h'
Using command line, I created a new project in C directory after which, I installed vue using NPM. After that I try installing #vue/CLI globally using NPM but while installing it the above error sprout out.
Have done npm cache clean --force but still the same error..
It is hard to suggest anything because your question lacks details.
However this error often appears as a problem with npm itself.
Consider cleaning npm's cache with following commands:
npm cache clean --force
npm cache verify
If the problem will still occur, please provide more details.
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I am trying to get rid of the following error message.
patch-package 6.2.2
Applying patches...
Error: Patch file found for package mongodb-query-parser which is not present at node_modules/mongodb-query-parser
This message appears when I try to install mongo-express. Locally this is no problem, because npm install keeps progressing after the error message.
But when I try to run it on gitlab-pipeline it exits the job.
Is there any workaround?
Temporary quick fix is to install mongo-express without the postinstall.
npm install mongo-express --ignore-scripts && npm install
That way the patch-package isn't called and at least the CI doesn't break. But I'm not sure how unsecure this is...
Hopefully going to be fix soon! I opened an issue
Cheers
I'm developing some JavaScript application with VSCode editor, and it says cannot find ESlint package. So i tried install it locally on app directory and globally, but both methods are failed. It gives following error(log file) and stops installation.
silly fetchPackageMetaData error for emoji-regex#^7.0.1 Unexpected end of JSON input while parsing near '...gex-7.0.1.tgz","fileC'
i tried to install package that causes the error and it also get failed, i cleared cache of npm with npm cache clean --force and re-install eslint package. And it worked.
npm ERR! Unexpected end of JSON input while parsing near '...":{"shasum":"ae6c2edf'
getting this error while npm install.
Steps i had done
1. create a new project
2. done npm install
getting this error for all new projects.
Cleaning the corrupted local npm cache may fix this error.
npm cache clean --force
Just run your npm command again after executing the above command in your terminal.
There could be few other reasons for the invalid JSON, as described in the official documentation here.
The official npm website has well documented most of the common errors. But unfortunately they don’t appear on the top results when you google the error.
updating angular cli to latest worked for me.
Im getting this error using ngx-papaparse in angular. It was working, I then tried adding jquery to my project, and in the process was warned of security issues, so I followed instructions and tried npm audit fix. In the process something seems to have gone awry and now I'm getting...
ERROR in ./node_modules/papaparse/papaparse.min.js Module not found:
Error: Can't resolve 'stream' in
'/mnt/c/Users/j2wil/Documents/CodingDojo/projects/Scouts/public/node_modules/papaparse
I've tried a number of things including removing node_modules and npm install. Also deleting packages.json and reinstalling. But I keep seeing the same error.
I had the similar issue. Please try installing the stream package.
npm install stream --save
When I do npm list --global, one package, phonegap, shows as invalid.
npm ERR! invalid: phonegap#5.0.0-0.28.1 /usr/local/lib/node_modules/phonegap
No other packages have any errors or problems. I’ve tried to look into this, and learned that the message means a dependency is unfulfilled, but I can’t figure out which one. If I run npm update --global phonegap it exits cleanly, with no errors.
I originally installed npm & node via Homebrew, if that’s relevant. Here’s my full list of globally installed packages.
How do I diagnose this?
Have you tried changing the permissions for that package? I recently had a similar problem with global packages and it turned out to be a permissions issue
https://docs.npmjs.com/getting-started/fixing-npm-permissions