prepack | generic data compression filter | Compression library

I wanted to reupload a package of mine to the npm package registry. Which means i have deleted my package with npm unpublish --force. Now i want to republish the package with npm publish however i does not work and my terminal keeps getting stuck at that point:

npm publish and npm pack were both stuck for me. On the prepack step it would run indefinitely maxing out the CPU.

EDIT: Not sure what happened in the initial test, but .gitignore and .npmignore are now working to exclude the bin files as desired.

I have a simple NPM package which just installs a binary by downloading it from GitHub. My goal is to leave the binary out of the published package and just let the script install it. My thinking is that the install script may need to install different binaries depending on the host platform, and secondarily, there's no need to bloat the package size with the binaries.

The problem is that I can't seem to get NPM to ignore the 'bin' files. I've tried using .gitignore, .npmignore and the package.json 'files' attribute as well as placing the bin files in a folder other than bin, and it seems that NPM insists on including the 'bin' files. The relevant package.json is basically:

I'm no expert with JavaScript, node, npm, Angular, etc. I am a newbie with TypeScript. But I have inherited a application and I need to maintain it to fix a cross-site cookie problem.

So, I'm trying to get the development environment set up. I am stuck at npm install with a complaint of not finding a module @angular-devkit/build-ng-packagr. The same error happens when I try to explicitly install that module. Here is the log (with lots of similar lines omitted):

I have downloaded this library (https://github.com/pokusew/nfc-pcsc) and now i'm trying to run an Electron project in it, but is giving me everytime problems when i try to run it as an Electron project. So my question is: How can I implement this library on my Electron project and make it work not as node.js

I tried to npm install --save electron@latest in the library and change on the json the script "example": "node -r @babel/register examples/read-write.js" to "example": "electron -r @babel/register examples/read-write.js" also i have tried to uninstall and install, i have done electron-rebuild

I have a fairly simple mono repo. It is available on GitLab here. This uses yarn workspaces, TypeScript, Jest, ts-jest and ESLint with eslint-plugin-import.

I am trying to properly build the project packages using TypeScript. Previously I was just publishing the TypeScript files alongside their JavaScript code in the same directory.

My attempt to build the project is available in a GitLab merge request here

Now the repository follows the following layout:

I'm trying to figure out how to do aggressive inlining of JS code. Here is an example:

I have this issue that all of a sudden I can not publish to npm anymore.

I get the following error when running npm publish

NPM Can't Publish E400 New package version must have dist with {shasum, tarball}

I don't know what I can do about it and I found nothing on the internet. I did do an npm version minor on a different mac and forgot to npm publish. So I am try to publish from a different mac. However I tried creating a patch version and still got the same error. Any Help? I attached the logs below.

This file does not exist

I am comparing two lists and deleting the first duplicate instances when there is a match and then moving on. I know there are a lot of duplicates between these lists so I cannot just use list comprehension or anything like because I need to see which side has more instances, I'm basically just set subtracting the shared elements from both lists.

Heres my code: