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lanfanqie.cdn

v1.0.2

Published

you can find some files here:

Downloads

9

Readme

Hi there 👋, I'm Fanqie Lan :tomato:.

👉 First time to [Install Npm]:

brew install npm        # Install the environment
npm install npm -g      # Update the environment

npm get registry		  # View the current npm registry mirror
# Restore the official registry
npm config set registry https://registry.npmjs.org/

npm init    # Create a package.json file, enter your own information, or just press Enter and input 'yes' for defaults
npm login   # Log in to NPM. You need to register an account first at <https://www.npmjs.com/>, then enter userName, passWord, and email

👉 Looking for [How to using it]:

👉 If you change the file, you need to update to github and the same as npm:

# First, push the local changes to the GitHub repository.
git status          # View the current status of the branch
git diff            # Inspect the changes made to the files
git branch --list   # List all the branches, highlighting the currently active one
git commit -am 'change details'  # Use -am to stage all changes and commit with a message 'change details'
git push -u origin main          # Push changes to the 'main' branch. For subsequent commits, you can simply use 'git push'.

# Now, it's time to update the npm package.
npm init           # Adjusting only the version number should suffice.
npm publish        # With everything in place, publish your updates.

Here are some fantastic things. Maybe like a photo, food, sports et al.

$$ Life(me) = Eat(x) + Working(x) + Travel(x) + ... + Sleep(x) + Love(x). $$

Now, it is clear why this is for me. Let’s do something interesting next.