node-modules

问题 I'm writing a class decorator for my controllers. It looks like: export function Controller<T extends { new(...args: any[]): {} }> (ctor: T) { return class extends ctor { public readonly name = name; } } ctor is a constructor of a class decorated with @Controller . Full path to the controller's file is src/modules/{module}/controllers/{ctrl}Controller.ts . I need to get parts in curly braces and concatenate them into {module}.{ctrl} . To do so I need a filepath of module from which ctor is

问题 Google App Engine java project uses node modules for grunt tasks which is used to build the front end. After we run grunt built , it gives the dist folder to be deployed. We have following folder structure myproject src/ war/ app/ dist/ node_modules/ Gruntfile.js WEB-INF/ We do not want to deploy node-modules directory. I have add following in appengine-web.xml <static-files> <exclude path="/node_modules/*.*" /> </static-files> But it DOES NOT work. How to exclude them from deployment? 回答1:

问题 I am working on sample application using angular 2 in visual studio 2015. I have copied the quick start configuration files package.json, tsconfig.json. Now after installing npm package dependencies, I am getting following error after building the application. Please find the screenshot. Why the files are not included after installing the packages in node_modules folder? Can anyone help me in resolving the error? 回答1: Check if a tsconfig.json exists in your app root folder. if it does take

问题 Let me take an example to explain the scenario. Suppose i have data indexed to Solr as : { "id" : "872919092", "filename" : "science_book", "path" : "/local/abc/" } Now i want to modify the data already indexed to Solr with id : 872919092 . I need to change the filename : science_book with filename : history_book and add new attribute topic : mughal to the same indexed data keeping path unchanged. I do not want to pass the path again as there is no change in that and already indexed to Solr.

问题 Working to add Angular (v4) to an existing ASP.NET MVC 4 application. One of the projects it has includes Selenium Web Driver which has a web.config file included. node_modules\selenium-webdriver\lib\test\data\web.config This folder is NOT included in the project but is in my web application folder myapplication\node_modules myapplication\Controllers myapplication\Views myapplication\web.config etc... The web.config in the selenium-webdriver folder causes the build to break with the following

问题 Working to add Angular (v4) to an existing ASP.NET MVC 4 application. One of the projects it has includes Selenium Web Driver which has a web.config file included. node_modules\selenium-webdriver\lib\test\data\web.config This folder is NOT included in the project but is in my web application folder myapplication\node_modules myapplication\Controllers myapplication\Views myapplication\web.config etc... The web.config in the selenium-webdriver folder causes the build to break with the following

问题 I'm building a node.js app on Bluemix that should take a pdf file as request and then grey out (blank) some part of the pdf file. And also here the pdf file is the same for all, and the area we need to blank out will be fixed. So can anybody suggest an npm module that can perform this kind of functionality? 回答1: I suggest you to try HummusPDF. Specifically take a look at the Hummus - Modification page, that explains how to edit existing PDF documents. In your case you could try to use the

问题 I am experimenting with upgrading my Angular 6 application to Angular 8. My code compiles, but I immediately receive a run-time error " d3.js:8 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'document' of undefined ". The line failing in d3.js is var d3_document = this.document; . This leads me to believe that Angular 8 is running d3.js in strict mode. I have the latest version of the d3 node module ( "d3": "3.5.17" ), and it apparently does not support strict mode; my understanding is "this" is

问题 So I realize that this is a fairly generic title and question, but I've scoured through so many answers, but sadly none of them seem to be working for me. I'm hoping with a little more information from myself perhaps someone has a specific answer, or knows exactly which answer to redirect me to. My problem: when I install node modules globally (e.g. npm install -g nightmare ) I'm unable to access them in my project folder. I get the error: module.js:471 throw err; ^ Error: Cannot find module

问题 i'm packaging my application using electron-packager but isn't changing its name, and still display "Electron". it's supposed to use the productName in my package.json but it doesn't change. even if i made an installer, the name of the app installed, shortcut and process still is Electron i've read that maybe the problem is electron-prebuilt but i didn't have it as a dependency on my project. Any idea what is wrong? Edit: reading more on the documentation of electron-packager there's an