cipm | standalone ci-oriented package installer | Build Tool library
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libcipm installs npm projects in a way that's optimized for continuous integration/deployment/etc scenarios. It gives up the ability to build its own trees or install packages individually, as well as other user-oriented features, in exchange for speed, and being more strict about project state. For documentation about the associated command-line tool, see cipm.
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QUESTION
I know there are numerous issues about this, and I discovered the command npm ci that is supposed to not change package-lock.json, but when I run npm ci it fails:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-07 at 04:31TL;DR: it sounds like the package-lock.json needs some updates and resolution, which is done primarily with npm install.
It sounds like the package-lock.json no longer "agrees" with your package.json. It also sounds like others on your team are avoiding committing the changes to your package-lock.json; this is a bad practice in my experience as it only deepens any divergence in their contents. Over time they can be out of sync when dependencies of dependencies may publish a bug fix release and potentially un-publish a previous version.
As a junior dev on this team, I would bring this up to your development/team lead and ask their preferred approach here. If there was a major dependency intentionally removed and that has a lot of its own dependencies, it could cause a large removal of lines from package-lock.json and look severe to one less accustomed to it.
Extra context:
During an install, npm installs the dependencies and development dependencies listed in your package.json. In the process it's possible and increasingly likely over time, that some of the dependencies of those dependencies, which are needed to execute, will overlap and often with conflicting versions. The execution of npm i(nstall) will attempt to reconcile all these competing versions of sub-dependencies for you.
In a Continuous Integration context, it is desirable for the alternate command npm ci to be used, which explicitly installs only what's resolved already, from package-lock.json (the formerly known as "shrinkwrap"). This is meant to reduce the "but it works on my machine!" moments. As a developer, I've found it to be preferable to use npm install, as this alerts the developers more quickly to any dependency resolution issues and keeps the package-lock.json up to date.
QUESTION
I have a basic Discord bot I am trying to publish through Heroku because I can't host it locally anymore. Should mention that it runs perfectly fine when hosted locally on my VM. When trying to push to Heroku through cli or git I am getting an error which says:
npm ERR! cipm can only install packages when your package.json and package-lock.json or npm-shrinkwrap.json are in sync. Please update your lock file with
npm installbefore continuing. remote: npm ERR! remote: npm ERR! remote: npm ERR! Missing: enmap@^5.2.4 remote: npm ERR! Missing: eslint@^7.2.0
Tried googling and and still have no idea how these package files work, so would be grateful if someone could tell me what to change.
package.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-04 at 18:37Remove the eslint from dependencies as it is already present in the dev dependencies. It should look similar to this:
QUESTION
I have a project which needs to be uploaded in Heroku. After creating the project by typing heroku create , I am trying to upload it. So
ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-22 at 06:20If those are the only steps done, you have to add a start script to package.json.
Under "scripts", add a new entry called "start", and set it to the command that starts the nodejs app, like "start":"node main.js"
QUESTION
I have been studying React and have succesfully implemented into a wordpress website. The issue i face is everytime i create a build version of the app, it changes my js and css files that need to be enqueued in functionns.php
I am trying to find a way to have php select ANY .js or .css in the pointed directories, so that i do not have to manually change the name of the script every time i create a new build of the applet.
I have tried to extract the filename using scandir(directory) so it would return the files, and then I could select the .js or .css file accordingly. Then input that variable into my enqueue. This is the code i tried, and below it the error im getting.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-24 at 21:05you can try something like
QUESTION
I've been dabbling with React and REST APIs for app development. I have a wordpress website and am using the WP Rest API. I have succesfully fetched all the posts from the category i want. I would like to be able to show different views/filters of the results based on that data, but I would like to not redo the fetch for each filter, since all the data is being retrieved from the very first GET request.
My question is how can I store that json response somewhere as an object or something, so that when a user clicks on a filter (for example, display only posts from year 2017) the program will iterate through that object it already fetched once, and extracting only those with year 2017.
Currently I have the functionality that I want, but I am sort of 'hard coding' all the possible list views within the success callback of the fetch. So I create ALL my possible lists and then my buttons just switch back and forth between each list. This doesn't seem that 'correct' to me, I would imagine it's faster not to do all the iterating in one spot but rather when a user selects a filter. Below you can see the code to my module that is handling the request and list displaying. This is made in React.
Any suggestions on how to handle this situation are welcome, even if it ends up being that the way im doing it is the best approach! Thanks
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Answered 2018-Apr-21 at 22:10I guess you could store allPosts in the fetch method and implement the filtering algorithm in the filterList method
Something like that should work
QUESTION
I am working on a database trying to get those rows that match the condition: begin with integer / AONO / any string / end with a year (integer). Examples of such rows include:
- 005/AONO/CAN1er/2017
- 167/AONO/MINEE/CMPM/2017
- 004/AONO/DDMAPL/CDPM/2017
- 002/AONO/CAY6/CIPM/2017
- 004/AONO/DRMAP/DDMAP/CDPM/SM/2017
In postgres, I used the following condition in my query:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-06 at 13:49preg_match('/^([0-9]*)+[/]AONO[/].*[/]([0-9]*)+$/', $reference)
You are using / as your delimter, yet using it in the regex too.
You need to either escape them within the regex
preg_match('/^([0-9]*)+[\/]AONO[\/].*[\/]([0-9]*)+$/', $reference)
Or use different delimiters
preg_match('~^([0-9]*)+[/]AONO[/].*[/]([0-9]*)+$~', $reference)
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