I have a distributed node.js project and I want to create a standalone package containing the project's domain.
First of all I created a package called "common" containing some utilities using the:
npm pack
command and creating the common.tgz file. Next I created the model.tgz file using the same method, please node that the model package use the common package so I installed it putting inside "model" in the temp folder, so the model package has the following structure:
|_ model
|_ tmp
|_common.tgz
It seems to work.
Now I want to import model.tgz inside my main project putting it into temp folder, but when I run the
npm i
comand I get:
npm ERR! enoent ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'prj_name/backend/functions/functions/tmp/common-1.0.0.tgz' npm ERR! enoent This is related to npm not being able to find a file.
I solved it by doing so in my main project:
|_ main
|_ tmp
|_model.tgz
|_tmp
|_common.tgz
Since this is a little bit confusing, Is there a way to include common.tgz inside model.tgz and not need to re-import everywhere? Thanks.