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GitHub sent me an email today warning me of a vulnerability in my package-lock.json file. However, as I understand it, this file is generated during npm install from package.json . How can I find out which package (from package.json ) is linked to the vulnerable one (in package-lock.json )? Related questions: How to update package-lock.json How can I find out which package (from package.json ) is linked to the vulnerable one (in package-lock.json )? (Answering my own question): The vulnerable package was named growl . So, the command npm ls growl shows the packages that depend on it: $ npm ls

node -v v4.5.0 npm -v 5.0.1 Has anyone faced this kind of issue while installing angular-cli in windows 10? Hamed Baatour Try the following: step 0: run this command npm uninstall -g @angular/cli npm cache clean step 1: delete this folder: C:\Users\%YOUR-USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming\npm step 2: uninstall Nodejs from Windows step 3: restart your PC step 4: install a fresh copy of Nodejs from here: https://nodejs.org/en/ step 5: install the CLI globally npm install -g @angular/cli@latest try this : $ npm remove -g angular-cli $ npm cache clean $ npm install -g angular-cli Check the path(npm -v,

I was trying to do environment setup for Angular2 and for that I am getting below mentioned error while using command : npm install I am having Node versions : Node version is v6.7.0, npm version is 3.10.3 Is there any solution for the same? Nirav Shah Solved the issue. There was an issue with Windows System settings. Steps to solve the issue: Go to Windows' Settings >> Network & Internet >> Proxy Go to Automatic proxy setup >> Make 'Automatically detect settings' to off. Now this works for me. Thanks I have worked in react and I was tried to hit command npm install and I have found same above

Having this issue when using npm install. (lots of other people had this issue aswell with other commands/tasks). I'm adding this question as a reference to a solution that has already worked for quite a few people. russfrisch commented 4 days ago: I was experiencing this same issue. Changing in the version for grunt-node-inspector to prepend a ">=" instead of a "~" got this to work for me. Link to github page where I found this solution. On Ubuntu 16.04, what worked for me was upgrading node updating nodejs on ubuntu 16.04 I am replicating solution from the above link below To update, you can

I created a Laravel project using Laradock. When I run npm install I get the following output. > node-sass@4.9.0 install /var/www/npmtest/node_modules/node-sass > node scripts/install.js fs.js:119 throw err; ^ Error: EINVAL: invalid argument, open '/var/www/npmtest/node_modules/node-sass/package.json' at Object.openSync (fs.js:443:3) at Object.readFileSync (fs.js:348:35) at Object.Module._extensions..json (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:719:20) at Module.load (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:612:32) at tryModuleLoad (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:551:12) at Function.Module._load (internal

I am running the following command in Node.js command window in Win10. It failed. anyone has ideas how to fix it? I am running Node.js v7.3.0 C:\Users\haozhang>npm install openssl C:\Users\haozhang `-- openssl@1.1.0 +-- mout@0.11.1 `-- nyks@2.31.3 +-- async@2.1.5 | `-- lodash@4.17.4 `-- mout@1.0.0 npm WARN enoent ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'C:\Users\haozhang\package.json' npm WARN haozhang No description npm WARN haozhang No repository field. npm WARN haozhang No README data npm WARN haozhang No license field. C:\Users\haozhang>openssl 'openssl' is not recognized as an internal or