Stephen Cresswell
As an active user of npm and an author/maintainer of several libraries, I’ve recently encountered significant problems with npm’s new search experience. While I appreciate the effort the npm team has put into improving search, the current implementation has introduced serious issues that...
Aaron Bos
If you've been a developer for any amount of time you've undoubtedly reached for external dependencies to solve specific problems. Whether the problem is as small as padding the left side of a string or as large as a component library, external packages are inevitable. In this post, I'll be going...
admin
npm install # Install dependencies npm run build # Needs a like like "build": "tsc" in package.json. For TypeScript, just run tsc directly if missing npm install -g # Installed compiled result to global packages
0xADADA
Released a tiny npm package today: @0xadada/random-emoji, a javascript random emoji function with zero dependencies. $ yarn add @0xadada/random-emoji $ node > const random = require('@0xadada/random-emoji'); > random() '😁' let a = random(); // defaults to 'emoticons' let b =...
0xADADA
ember-i18n-changeset-validations is an Ember addon providing internationalized validation messages to ember-changeset-validations. This addon adds the ability to translate ember-changeset-validation messages using the ember-i18n addon. Available on NPM at ember-i18n-changeset-validations and on...
Adam Lynch
You might have been unfortunate enough to learn that Windows has a 256 character limit on file paths. You could've ran into this problem locally or on end users' machines. There's no real workaround but there are preventive measures you can take. Even if you haven't, feel free to take pleasure...
Adam Lynch
You might have been unfortunate enough to learn that Windows has a 256-character limit on file paths. You could’ve run into this problem locally or on end users’ machines. We’ve created a simple little module called gulp-path-length to…