Publish Your Own npm Module: Creating a Local Module (1 of 2)

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[@neilguylindberg6672]

@7:17 - npm link - Developing and using modules locally w/o fully publishing to NPM is what I needed! Thank you!

[@dr-santi]

The best tutorial on publishing npm module!

[@ahmedayman7626]

Wow! I am so so thankful for you Andrew not just for this tutorial but for your courses at Udemy,; helped me a lot! The best instructor ever ever ever :) Happy days for you :) Thanks!

[@joanQ]

Your explanations are amazingly clear and to the point. Very helpful, thank you

[@neilguylindberg6672]

Same sentiment. I'm all up-and-up on my ES6, but I think Andrew's clear explanations would leave no dev behind and even teach people some extra stuff along the way.

[@alexjswill]

Super cool mini course. Love it!

[@trevorsaint78]

Thanks very much, Andrew. Very useful and well explained.

[@appcropolisTV]

Great tutorial! thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.

[@rajanjoseph4877]

It's really useful and not complicated. Thank you so much!

[@عبدالقادرعبدالرحمنعبدالله]

Thank you so much for sharing. Very useful indeed.

[@tommabear]

Really great course!

[@filipecampos483]

Thank you so much ! It was very helpful !

[@neilguylindberg6672]

Actually... this is not working with NJS 16.13.0 and NPM 8. No symlink is display, no error either. I actually get that 1 package was added in the module project. Then, attempting to "npm link my-locally-developed-linked-module" I get a 404 from NPM. EDIT: I had to goto "my-package" and run "npm unlink my-package". Then run "npm link" at the root of "my-package" again...? And then goto "my-project" and re-run "npm link my-package" again, and this time no 404 and I've no idea why. Point is just to share needing to run "npm UNLINK my-package" at "./my-package/" and something happened to make this finally work. I now see "my-package" in the "my-project/node_modules" marked as symlinked.

[@Xush11kkkk]

Can we use `export default ` in index.js? (Babelifying it since nodejs does not support it)

[@alexanderbell6284]

Very good tutorial!

[@aayushjoshi1597]

package and modules are same?

[@samuelkavin]

Hi Andrew, thank you for the great video! How to create npm package start with @. Eg: @mead/common, @angular/slider

[@peacefulmobful]

note: to avoid lint errors in vue add this to vue.config.js chainWebpack: config => config.resolve.symlinks(false)

[@aquilestoruno6274]

Hi Andrew. It'ts a great video, i didn't know about link command. But i'm still have a doubt, what if i don't want to publish the package in npm? is there any way to refer to a local package? can i set a dependency by pointing to a local folder and run npm install command? thanks in advance.

[@aquilestoruno6274]

I'm trying to mimic a .Net application architecture using N-Tier pattern. So i want to refer a package from another one.

[@extraxt]

Great video!!!

[@yapayzeka]

awesome. perfect.

[@gawi834]

thanksssssssssssssss!!!

[@yumingui5271]

Great videos. But you are constantly speaking. Maybe you can make a pause every now and then. People can have the time to think about what you have just said, and absorb the knowledge you have output.

[@armandduchatel8644]

I love he makes the things this way, because it allow us to have very consistent courses with a lot of knowledge inside. If he slows the tempo, so the tutorial go to 35-40 minutes easely or would be less rich in a knowledge point of view

[@martinkrisell7953]

That's what the pause button and speed-control is for. I like this!

[@HimanshuSharma-vt8ke]

@@martinkrisell7953 yeah, but the speed control is so weird man

[@davidt01]

Listen faster