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learn-npm-hello

v1.0.1

Published

Learning about NPM with a Hello

Downloads

13

Readme

Hello World package for NPM registry

Steps Taken

  1. Create account on NPM website or on CLI with npm adduser
  • check by hitting https://www.npmjs.org/~<username>
  1. Create new module/package
  2. npm init to setup the basic package.json information
  3. create/test the code
  4. Authorize the development machine using npm login
  5. Publish to registry with npm publish in the project directory
  6. Check http://npmjs.com/package/<package>
  7. Finally run npm install <package> to ensure the package is available for use

NPM Package Requirements

Reference NPM doc

  • package.json
  • name and version in the package.json file

Quick NPM Commands

  • npm config ls or npm get
  • show the current configuration information pulled from .npmrc
  • npm publish
  • publish the current directory's package
  • npm publish --tag beta
  • publish to NPM with the latest tag, so it will not be auto installed
  • npm version <patch|minor|major>
  • bump the package.json version information
  • if executed in GIT repository, it will auto-create a tag as well
  • npm pack
  • create a package - ZIP - of the project locally
  • local install for testing with npm install <zip file name (absolute/related) path>
  • npm install <package name>
  • npm uninstall <package name>