yes, but only using npm, it was fixed by using yarn instead, thanks!
It's unfortunate that someone would make a package that only works with yarn! We can't just change our standards to use yarn just for one library. :(
Okay, I got it to work with npm by appending the force flag (-f), so my script command is now "install-peers -f". Seems to be a bug in the library and there is an open github issue already about this.
You can use "postinstall": "install-peers", this command run after the package is installed. This work for me.
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yes, but only using npm, it was fixed by using yarn instead, thanks!
It's unfortunate that someone would make a package that only works with yarn! We can't just change our standards to use yarn just for one library. :(
Okay, I got it to work with npm by appending the force flag (-f), so my script command is now "install-peers -f". Seems to be a bug in the library and there is an open github issue already about this.
You can use "postinstall": "install-peers", this command run after the package is installed.
This work for me.