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QUESTION
I have created a custom directory for tooltip and I want make it as a library that can be import and use in any other projects. I have create the library and import in different project. But when I run the project it returns below error.
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Answered 2021-May-10 at 07:10main.js
has a named export tooltip
that needs to be imported in index.js
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We're using the page object pattern in our test and recently decided to move them into a separate npm-published lib for reusability.
Of course, as Cypress is pretty heavy and due to possible version conflicts the best idea (IMO) is not to install Cypress in the lib and list it only among peerDependencies. To overcome typing issues (we use TS), I created some types (tried both d.ts and ts extensions) for Cypress commands like this:
Options.ts
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Answered 2021-Feb-23 at 13:17Well, I can answer this myself. The way to go was to just add 'cypress' to the devDependencies :)
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My goal is to publish a npm package (private if possible) on the Gitlab Registry.
Here is my files :
Package.json :
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Answered 2021-Feb-05 at 23:20I managed to do it. With a lot of try and try, here are the key points.
- Package name. It is very important to keep an eye on it. What the documentation does not say it's that the "package.json" need the same name as the registry. If your registry is @foo, your registry need @foo/something as project name. With the code I provide in the script, it takes the root project, and this is the registry.
For me it's https://gitlab.com/gildraen/sushislasher-package so my package.json name is @gildraen/sushislasher-package (though the name seems not important)
So I did it all over again from scratch, with paying more attention to this, and it worked. I really think this was my real mistake: the registry name.
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I have an npm source code that needs to be built and push to npmjs repository. In details it looks like:
Build pipeline:
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Answered 2020-Mar-11 at 04:33It is possible to commit to Bitbucket repository. You only need to add a script task to execute the git commands.
For below example. I add a powershell task to run below commands in the pipeline to commit changes and push to the Bitbucket repo.
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