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- Whats the difference between dependencies, devDependencies, and . . .
What's the difference between dependencies, devDependencies, and peerDependencies in NPM package json file? Asked 12 years, 2 months ago Modified 8 months ago Viewed 1 1m times
- How to install only devDependencies using npm - Stack Overflow
For installing all packages under devDependencies, npm install --only=dev For installing and save packages as prod or only dependencies in package json, npm install package_name --save-prod or pass option -P or npm install package_name
- How do I update devDependencies in NPM? - Stack Overflow
npm update seems to just update the packages in dependencies, but what about devDependencies Right now you can install devDependencies by running npm install , but this doesn't work for npm upda
- How do you prevent install of devDependencies NPM . . . - Stack Overflow
23 When using "npm install" the modules are loaded and available throughout your application regardless of if they are "devDependencies" or "dependencies" Sum of this idea: everything which your package json defines as a dependency (any type) gets installed to node_modules
- How to update dependencies and dev dependencies in package. json file?
I will post 2 approaches To update package json in addition to the local modules, run npm update --save-dev To update to a new major version all the packages, install the npm-check-updates package globally: npm install -g npm-check-updates then run it: ncu -u This will upgrade all the version hints in the package json file, to dependencies and devDependencies, so npm can install the new major
- npm install wont install devDependencies - Stack Overflow
On windows for some reason when I run npm install it won't install devDependencies AFAIK it should If I run npm install --dev devDependencies are installed I don't understand why npm install doe
- How do I decide whether @types * goes into `dependencies` or . . .
I would think that @types should be in devDependencies, as types are needed for development and aren't used in runtime, but I saw many times @types in just dependencies I'm confused How should I decide whether @types * goes into dependencies or devDependencies? Are there actually some more or less official instructions?
- differences of dependencies and devDependencies - Stack Overflow
The difference between these two, is that devDependencies are modules which are only required during development, while dependencies are modules which are also required at runtime So while development we use both of them For more details check here
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