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问题 I have a small problem that took some time to find a solution. I'm trying to import this library to my project in Laravel. https://www.adchsm.com/slidebars/help/usage/initializing-slidebars/ I have installed the library with NPM. npm install slidebars --save-dev Then I'm trying to import this library to my app.js file which has the following structure: import jquery from 'jquery'; import popper from "popper.js"; try { window.$ = window.jQuery = jquery; window.Popper = popper.default; require(

问题 I'm coding a discord.js bot, and whenever I send a command, it gives a response twice. I've concluded it's because I have too many instances running. I try to delete the instances, but it doesn't delete. Sometimes it says "Some instances could not be deleted", and sometimes it doesn't delete at all. And through Terminal SERVICE VERSION ID VM_STATUS DEBUG_MODE default 20191208t223728 aef-default-20191208t223728-0l57 RUNNING default 20191208t223728 aef-default-20191208t223728-jb53 RUNNING

问题 I'm coding a discord.js bot, and whenever I send a command, it gives a response twice. I've concluded it's because I have too many instances running. I try to delete the instances, but it doesn't delete. Sometimes it says "Some instances could not be deleted", and sometimes it doesn't delete at all. And through Terminal SERVICE VERSION ID VM_STATUS DEBUG_MODE default 20191208t223728 aef-default-20191208t223728-0l57 RUNNING default 20191208t223728 aef-default-20191208t223728-jb53 RUNNING

问题 I am trying to install the "opencv4nodejs" package on a MAC by running this command: CXXFLAGS=-std=gnu++11 npm i -g opencv4nodejs That gives me the following error: /usr/local/lib/node_modules/opencv4nodejs/node_modules/opencv-build/opencv/opencv/modules/highgui/src/window_cocoa.mm:269:25: error: non-constant-expression cannot be narrowed from type 'int' to 'CGFloat' (aka 'double') in initializer list [-Wc++11-narrowing] NSSize size = { width, height }; ^~~~~ /usr/local/lib/node_modules

问题 I have a Debian Jessie and latest Node version available with apt is 8.9.0. What's the easy way to install the latest version aka 11.3.0 ? (and the latest NPM also) 回答1: I think easiest way to manage Node.js versions is to use n Installation $ curl -L https://git.io/n-install | bash Usage $ n 11.3.0 #Install node 11.3.0 version $ n latest #Install or activate the latest node release $ n stable #Install or activate the latest stable node release 回答2: The easier way seems to be : INSTALLATION

问题 I'm new to npm and am trying to understand how recreating the node_modules directory for deployment works. We're using npm ci instead of npm install to ensure a clean slate during deployment. However, when we run it without any flags, we get the following error: Fix the upstream dependency conflict, or retry this command with --force, or --legacy-peer-deps to accept an incorrect (and potentially broken) dependency resolution. The documentation for npm install for --force is as follows (there

问题 This question is much the same as Make angular app watch for libraries changes and update itself. But, that question was never successfully answered as applies to the use of multiple libraries. I also reviewed Angular library and live reload and surveyed the answers and links from both questions. My app is using two libraries: lib-1 and lib-2 . When those files are edited, they are ignored and the app does not recompile. To see changes, I have to restart the server which really slows things

问题 This question is much the same as Make angular app watch for libraries changes and update itself. But, that question was never successfully answered as applies to the use of multiple libraries. I also reviewed Angular library and live reload and surveyed the answers and links from both questions. My app is using two libraries: lib-1 and lib-2 . When those files are edited, they are ignored and the app does not recompile. To see changes, I have to restart the server which really slows things

问题 I am running following command to run the app locally npm run start package.json ... "scripts": { "start": "concurrently --kill-others --kill-others-on-fail -p name --names \"config\" \"npm run start:config\"", "build": "npm run build:config", "build:config": "webpack --config ./webpack.config.config.js -p", "start:config": "webpack-dev-server --config ./webpack.config.config.dev.js --port 4200" }, ... I am trying to access env mode in scripts.js defined in webpack config js as shown below

问题 I'd really like to get yarn working with TeamCity or Jenkins, however yarn install consumes all my build server's cpu & memory, even with a tiny npm project. Any idea why? Summary yarn install , when run by TeamCity or Jenkins, consumes most CPU/memory, never finishes running yarn install from the command line on the build server works (finishes in a few seconds) npm install completes in a few seconds when run by TeamCity/Jenkins build server: Windows Server 2012, 2 cores, 4GB mem yarn