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问题 Hello? Leave a question. I am currently trying to deploy nuxt using a resource called web app in azure. I configured HOST 0.0.0.0 in the created web app resource. The result of the git action was successful. If you connect with the URL and check the log stream, an error is displayed. 2020-11-26T10:10:58.211257088Z: [INFO] _____ 2020-11-26T10:10:58.211294589Z: [INFO] / _ \ __________ _________ ____ 2020-11-26T10:10:58.211335890Z: [INFO] / /_\ \___ / | \_ __ \_/ __ \ 2020-11-26T10:10:58

问题 I am attempting to build an application that allows users to run a speedtest on the WiFi network they are connected to. Obviously this is doable. There are many such stand alone speedtest apps: Speedtest.net and Google for example. There are many speed test modules on NPM but these only work on the server which isn't helpful for my project. When I Webpack / Browserify any of these modules and try to run the code within the browser it doesn't work. I get Cross Origin errors. What do I need to

问题 I am attempting to build an application that allows users to run a speedtest on the WiFi network they are connected to. Obviously this is doable. There are many such stand alone speedtest apps: Speedtest.net and Google for example. There are many speed test modules on NPM but these only work on the server which isn't helpful for my project. When I Webpack / Browserify any of these modules and try to run the code within the browser it doesn't work. I get Cross Origin errors. What do I need to

问题 I'm trying to get my project setup as a monorepo but I'm running into an annoying issue of pathing with TypeScript & Lerna. I have 2 react projects, an API, and a core project which warehouses my domain model & typescript definitions. For right now, I need to be able to use the code from the core in my API and the definitions across my 2 react projects. The issue that I'm running into that is that I have to path from the root of each package. For example, @projectName/core/src/models/myModel

问题 I'm trying to get my project setup as a monorepo but I'm running into an annoying issue of pathing with TypeScript & Lerna. I have 2 react projects, an API, and a core project which warehouses my domain model & typescript definitions. For right now, I need to be able to use the code from the core in my API and the definitions across my 2 react projects. The issue that I'm running into that is that I have to path from the root of each package. For example, @projectName/core/src/models/myModel

问题 My app is electron with a BrowserWindow loading a local page index.html. I call npm run start a script to run electron main.js , the app opens and the html loaded. Can I add an argument to the script that will load different html file into the BrowserWindow ? In the main.js file the code is : function createWindow () { // Create the browser window. mainWindow = new BrowserWindow({ webPreferences:{ webSecurity:false }, fullscreen : false });//, alwaysOnTop : true , kiosk : true }) mainWindow

问题 Usually when I do 'npm install' inside my application directory, bunch of npm libraries files gets generated inside node_modules folder which is expected. Today suddenly I started seeing many files getting generated inside application directory and outside node_modules. Did anyone face this issue ? and if yes - any workaround ? Screenshot attached. Lot's of .cmd file, don't know why they are here. 回答1: Edit your c:\Users{username}.npmrc and remove the prefix. 回答2: I had the same issue, and

问题 Question Is there a way to install node-sqlite3 for multiple platforms I am targeting in my app without running standalone build for just every target platform combination? Context In my Node.js app I have a npm dependency node-sqlite3 (GitHub, npm), which contains different binaries (bindings) for different platforms. My app is targeting different platforms, including Windows , Linux and macOS (both ia32 and x64 ) and modern Node versions: v6, v7 and v8. The app doesn't have any platform

问题 I am just picking up Angular 6 and CLI and have created a project as below ng new my-demo cd my-demo ng g library foo --prefix=my No in my library I want to add ngx-bootstrap as the component will need the DropdownButtonModule so my question is how do I go about installing the npm package for the library? I would previously have just run npm install ngx-bootstrap but this will now install the package for the application, however, I need this installed for the library. Should I be cd'ing to

问题 I created a repo in bitbucket which called "angular-lister", the structure of the repo is: Then I created another repo which have the same structure (sort of, cant put picture here and it doesnt really matter). In this second repo I installed my repo using npm i --save path/to/angular-lister.git and I saw it was added to my package json + it's located under my node_modules folder. I am trying to import a component from angular-lister (app/app.component) but I am unable to do it. This is my