Steps for adding a forked version of a library in package.json

Recently, I came across a React JS library called React Pacomo. Since the original version of this library is no longer being maintained, I decided to use my own forked version for my project. However, I am facing issues with compiling or building the library correctly.

When I normally install the original library in my package.json, it looks like this:

"react-pacomo": "0.5.1",

Upon checking the node_modules/react-pacomo directory, I can confirm that the library has been successfully built as it contains a lib folder:

$ ls node_modules/react-pacomo
README.md lib package.json test.js

However, when I attempt to install my forked version, the entry in my package.json changes to:

"@myname/react-pacomo": "git+ssh://<a href="/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection" class="__cf_email__" data-cfemail="6e09071a2e09071a061b0c400d0103">[email protected]</a>/myname/react-pacomo.git#0.5.1",

After running npm install, I notice that the library does not compile properly and upon inspection of 

node_modules/@myname/react-pacomo
, there is no lib folder present. Any ideas why this could be happening?

javascriptnode.jsreactjsnpmpackage.json

Answer №1

Upon downloading the zip file from that specific release, I noticed that it does not include a lib folder. My assumption is that the lib folder gets generated once the package is officially published to NPM.

Here is the link to access the releases on GitHub

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