How Create and Publish NPM Packages

Ever wondered how to create and publish NPM packages that millions of JavaScript developers across the world can use? Creating and publishing NPM Packages is much simpler than you might think. It's as simple as creating an account, creating a repository, and connecting them together. You'll have your first NPM package published in just a few minutes!
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[@JamesQQuick]

Comment below with your favorite JavaScript NPM packages!

[@pedroalmeida041]

discord.js

[@Swing-This]

discordbot-script

[@reubencf]

Request Cheerio Node-fetch ......

[@cm3462]

-Dev -g nodemon

[@garrettw6718]

I've created an NPM package for a design system. It was fairly straightforward except dealing with fonts was kind of a nightmare for some reason. Love this course since I was trying to figure out how to do tests of the package within the repo. Also created npx garrettbear in the mean time. Thanks!

[@jamesdanielmalvern]

thank you! this is the only vid I found so far that actually works and contains each part of the process that you need.

[@nicolasomar]

I will work on a npm packate to wrap an UI library + React + Typescript. This video helped me to get more into it before code the first component. Thanks to you, this kind of work seems much more understandable that just heading into the documentation. I will save this for future reference.

[@devegram]

You have highlighted points that aren't being told in another tutorials 👍

[@GradeFX]

wow that was a really nice introduction. Thank you very much!

[@saikrishnakadali5813]

great explanation!

[@rogerpence]

Thank you very much, James. Your vid was _very_ helpful. Concise, clear, quick, and enlightening.

[@MRAMetharam]

Awesome content! Thanx for sharing!

[@ansumanmishra9608]

Great explanation! Covered most of the basic things. Thanks and keep up the good work :)

[@restuwahyusaputra7764]

Awesome, thanks for this tutorial very helpful for me

[@alexodan]

I created a react component and trying to publish for practice, but the styles are not applying and the types are not exporting lol I wish it was this straightforward

[@rahul.murari]

Thanks, Really helpful ❤️

[@cm3462]

idk why, but while 'npm unlink' didn't work per 'npm list -g' 'npm unilnk -g' worked

[@sergem1674]

so took me a couple of hours to sort through this. I was trying to figure out publishing scoped packages. It turns out you need to make sure your email address is verified in order for you to publish. you can figure that out by running the command `npm profile get`

[@monireol]

Thanks man

[@shubhamsinghvi1107]

I did 'npm link' from project directory and 'npm link ' from tester but in tester node-modules folder the documents were open as in they were not in a folder naming my like the other npm packages with folder and the modules inside, how to make that possible ?

[@kevingreetham5883]

Hi James. Great content. Can an npm package consist of html and css files? Thanks bro

[@123flowey_yt]

No npm is JavaScript only

[@galamar84]

Must ask, what theme are you using?

[@JamesQQuick]

Cobalt 2 by Wes bos :)

[@darrenz5557]

why npx keeps installing???

[@AbdoTech0]

i love the dog

[@JamesQQuick]

Haha thanks!

[@tilakmadichettitheappdeveloper]

@@JamesQQuick can I buy your dog for free ? I think I'll take better care of him than you do

[@BreadcrumbMC]

discord.js

[@JamesQQuick]

What about it?

[@BreadcrumbMC]

James Q Quick you said to comment your favorite package

[@braybilly]

jamesqquick is my favorite npm package :)