babel-plugin-transform-runtime | Externalise references to helpers and built-ins

on my code i'm using ... (destructure operator). but i got "Unexpected token" on module build phase, i don't know how to fix this issue ? (beside rewrite my code in a way without using ... operator)

i use vue-cli-service test:unit src/**/*.spec.js to run tests,

package.json:

Nuxtjs using vuetify throwing lots of error Using / for division is deprecated and will be removed in Dart Sass 2.0.0. during yarn dev

Nuxtjs: v2.15.6 @nuxtjs/vuetify": "1.11.3", "sass": "1.32.8", "sass-loader": "10.2.0",

Anyone know how to fix it ?

The second I change

I'm new to npm and I'm trying to use tiptap in my project. The problem is that after I try to import tiptap, it raises error. This is what I did:

• sudo npm install -g vue-cli
• vue init webpack frontend
• vue add vuetify - didn't do nothing so I did
• npm add vuetify

Then I added this to main.js

Suddenly my react is application throwing this error

I am trying to deploy my projekt to a server via bitbucket-pipeline with a .yml script. The projekt has a laravel backend with PHP 7.4 and a Vue Js frontend. The problem occurs when the frontend builds with Yarn Run. The build process is working on my colleagues and my local maschine with the exact same yarn.lock and package.json, but not in the pipeline. Local we also have the same node and yarn/npm version.

This is our pipeline script :

So I am trying to localhost a project but I get an error when opening localhost. I provided what the console states, what I see when on localhost:3000 and the packageJson from both the frontend and the backend. I figured It could have to do with a wrong version that's making it break since I have seen similar posts but I'm unsure. I'm happy to provide more information if necessary.

This is what the console shows:

Given a project with its node's package.json installing eslint and a few plugins, how can I know where a particular rule is set?

I see a rule being applied (space-before-function-paren) but I cannot find it either in any of the .eslintrc files in the project, or in the documentation of the plugins.

Additionally, I'm working with VSCode with some extensions such as ESLint itself, which could potentially be interfering here, but again I'm not sure how/where to check which part is applying that rule (though I think this is unlikely to be happening, as npm run lint fails if the code fails against the mentioned rule.

I'm posting the relevant parts of the package.json file:

i am using vue in laravel and trying run npm run dev but it is giving me this error