I’m building a React application using Tailwind CSS Framework. I have used NPM to install tailwind in my react app in the following manner: Then I have also edited my tailwind.config.js file in the following manner: And updated my index.css file in the following manner: Then I tried to use default color classes that tailwind CSS provides in the following
Tag: npm-install
Disable integrity check for local dependency in package-lock.json
How can I disable the integrity check for a local dependency in package-lock.json? In my repository, I have a base library as well as two Angular apps with both use my base library as dependency. Unfortunately, the integrity sha512 of the base library is with every build different, and npm fails installing the dependencies. This is what it outputs: Excerpt
NPM audit vulnerabilities
I was installing npm package for getting node module file but after I run npm install it is showing me 184 vulnerabilities(153 low, 1 moderate, 30 high), should i have to run npm audit fix in order to fix this, But my concern is that will it make any changes in the already installed dependencies, will it change my package.json
‘react-router-dom’ does not contain an export named ‘useHistory’
Im trying to import useHistory from react-router-dom but it keeps giving me the error ‘react-router-dom’ does not contain an export named ‘useHistory’. React-router-dom’s version is 4.3.1 and i’ve tried updating (in case there was an updated version) but every time i do npm install react-router-dom it always just installs 4.3.1 It updated react-router from 4.3.1 to 5.2.0 just fine so
npm install the exact package version specified in package.json
Currently, If I run npm install, it installs the updated version of already installed packages. How can I install the exact version as specified in the package.json file? Answer That behavior is really driven by the one specifying the versions in the package.json. If the version number looks like “1.0.0”, without any other symbols, the exact version (1.0.0) should be