Yarg | Simple rsync client for OS X with scheduling support | Incremental Backup library

1. In the Package.json file add a serve script like below and remove the start script. See the documentation.

This an open issue in curlconverter package. use version - 3.12 to avoid error

npm install --save curlconverter@3.12

Recommended: remove all node_modules and reinstall

In your package.js file, there were some bugs.

I'm guessing you selected typescript as the language for your chaincode/contract, and it looks like it didn't transpile the typescript code to javascript. I would suspect there is a build option in the package.json, so try running npm run build in a vscode terminal in the directory your smart contract is stored (there should be a package.json file in that directory). If that fails because it can't find tsc then you need to run npm install first to install all the pre-reqs, then you should be able to run npm run build.

Once your smart contract has transpiled successfully (there should be in index.js file in the dist directory which is what the error message you posted is complaining about) you should be able to package the chaincode/contract again and install it (you may need to change the version number of your new package before you try to install it again and that's the version field in your package.json file.

I'm not exactly sure what you're expecting here. First, console.log('after start ' + startPromise); is dead code; it's after a return statement. Secondly, you're kicking off an async anonymous function without awaiting it, then call process.exit(1);.

You should wait for the Promise created by the self-invoking function to resolve and handle rejections, too. Something along the lines:

You need to use

Maybe you are looking for scripts instead of bin?

Now, I would like to add a 2nd command in this package, but I don't know how should I proceed since there can be only one "main".

The bin mapping has nothing to do with your main file.

Your command is getting symlinked, you can simply add more:

1. You need to pass the JSON-stringified options object (to the compile() function), not just the text source. See the example in the readme.
2. Your solc.compile(source).[:Inbox] code has syntax errors (combining access to property with . and array with [) and logical errors (undefined :Inbox, incorrect path to the compiled result, trying to access a JSON string as an object).

Asssuming that inbox.sol contains contract Inbox that is the main contract you want to compile, this is a working code replacement for the last line in your question:

npm install accept a list of packages delimited by space, but you are passing it a list of packages delimited with new line, this is why you experience issues.

try the following