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Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2024 9:07 am
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Useful tools Now that we've covered some ways to use npm scripts and leverage their potential, I'd like to share some of my favorite tools that can help you improve your npm scripts. rimraf allows you to run rm -rf, while being compatible with Windows ncp is a great cross-platform alternative to cp npm-run-all exposes two useful commands with run-s and run-p to run various npm scripts serially or in parallel (ideal if you want to run a React app and an Express server at the same time ) cross-env is useful for working with environment variables in npm scripts across platforms These are just a few tools and I'm sure there are many more.

If you think some of them should be listed here, feel free to telegram philippines girl email me at or DM me on Twitter , I'll be happy to add them here. Conclusion npm scripts are useful for improving the development experience for you and everyone working on your project. They allow you to create quick commands to rerun common tasks or eliminate internal implementations by creating a clean interface, and act as a quick scripting interface. I'd love to hear what scripts you've built and what tricks you've discovered while building your own npm scripts! Reading time: 3 minutes Share: March 19, 2020 Written by Sam Agnew Twilion 5-way-requests-http-node-js-async-await We saw together in a previous article how to make HTTP requests with Node.

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js. It's time to learn how to do the same thing with async/await! As in the other article, we will use NASA's "Astronomy Picture of the Day" JSON API because space is still cool! To follow this tutorial, make sure you have up-to-date versions of Node.js and npm installed on your machine. HTTP - the standard library Let's start with the default HTTP module without Promises and async/await. Its advantage is that it does not add any dependencies to the project, but it is less easy to use than other solutions that we will see later.