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I am installing a typescript module via git. This module has a package.json file that includes a prepare script in its scripts section. However, it appears the prepare script is not executed on npm install <git repository#version>.
How can I have the prepare script executed on npm install via the git repository?
javascript node.js git typescript npm
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I am installing a typescript module via git. This module has a package.json file that includes a prepare script in its scripts section. However, it appears the prepare script is not executed on npm install <git repository#version>.
How can I have the prepare script executed on npm install via the git repository?
javascript node.js git typescript npm
asked Mar 27 at 21:25
AriAri
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This was introduced in npm version 5. Which version are you using?
– qballer
Mar 27 at 23:00
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I am installing a typescript module via git. This module has a package.json file that includes a prepare script in its scripts section. However, it appears the prepare script is not executed on npm install <git repository#version>.
How can I have the prepare script executed on npm install via the git repository?
javascript node.js git typescript npm
asked Mar 27 at 21:25
AriAri
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I am installing a typescript module via git. This module has a package.json file that includes a prepare script in its scripts section. However, it appears the prepare script is not executed on npm install <git repository#version>.
How can I have the prepare script executed on npm install via the git repository?
javascript node.js git typescript npm
javascript node.js git typescript npm
asked Mar 27 at 21:25
AriAri
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asked Mar 27 at 21:25
AriAri
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AriAri
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This was introduced in npm version 5. Which version are you using?
– qballer
Mar 27 at 23:00
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This was introduced in npm version 5. Which version are you using?
– qballer
Mar 27 at 23:00
This was introduced in npm version 5. Which version are you using?
– qballer
Mar 27 at 23:00
This was introduced in npm version 5. Which version are you using?
– qballer
Mar 27 at 23:00
add a comment |
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The prepare script is not intended to be executed by package consumers, but only by the package owner.
This means you cannot execute the prepare script of any third-party package.
Create a prepare script, that is identical to the third-party package, in your package.json , but it will be executed only on command npm install, not on command npm install '<git repository#version>'
If you publish your own package and you want that prepare script is executed when a consumer installs your package, you have to create a preinstall script instead of a prepare script.
answered Mar 27 at 23:08
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The prepare script is not intended to be executed by package consumers, but only by the package owner.
This means you cannot execute the prepare script of any third-party package.
Create a prepare script, that is identical to the third-party package, in your package.json , but it will be executed only on command npm install, not on command npm install '<git repository#version>'
If you publish your own package and you want that prepare script is executed when a consumer installs your package, you have to create a preinstall script instead of a prepare script.
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The prepare script is not intended to be executed by package consumers, but only by the package owner.
This means you cannot execute the prepare script of any third-party package.
Create a prepare script, that is identical to the third-party package, in your package.json , but it will be executed only on command npm install, not on command npm install '<git repository#version>'
If you publish your own package and you want that prepare script is executed when a consumer installs your package, you have to create a preinstall script instead of a prepare script.
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The prepare script is not intended to be executed by package consumers, but only by the package owner.
This means you cannot execute the prepare script of any third-party package.
Create a prepare script, that is identical to the third-party package, in your package.json , but it will be executed only on command npm install, not on command npm install '<git repository#version>'
If you publish your own package and you want that prepare script is executed when a consumer installs your package, you have to create a preinstall script instead of a prepare script.
answered Mar 27 at 23:08
hdorgevalhdorgeval
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The prepare script is not intended to be executed by package consumers, but only by the package owner.
This means you cannot execute the prepare script of any third-party package.
Create a prepare script, that is identical to the third-party package, in your package.json , but it will be executed only on command npm install, not on command npm install '<git repository#version>'
If you publish your own package and you want that prepare script is executed when a consumer installs your package, you have to create a preinstall script instead of a prepare script.
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This was introduced in npm version 5. Which version are you using?
– qballer
Mar 27 at 23:00