问题
Is there a way to restrict npm link
to create the symlink only to point at ./dist
?
I am struggling so far as I want to test my library (react component) locally before publishing.
In my package.json
I have included the main (entry point):
"main": "./dist/index.js"
But still when I run npm link
it links to the parent folder which has node_modules
and so on.
This is causing problems cause now I have 2 react apps installed.
I thought of a way to exclude node_modules
but I couldn't even find a way to do that.
回答1:
This is actually simpler than expected. First run ng build to build your library project, then go under the dist folder and run npm link from there instead of the library root project. The symlink will be created pointing to the dist folder instead.
回答2:
Using "main" parameter doesn't make sense because npm link use 'npm prefix' for create symlink see here
You can use next hack:
- Cd to project directory
- Copy package.json from package to ./dist/package.json directory
- Cd to dist directory
- Run 'npm link'
It looks dirty but seem to only way to do it with npm link
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59446361/npm-link-only-dist-folder