In a node.js environment, you will need npm to be installed on your system but basically, it is preinstalled in node.js. (check the documentation on how npmjs.com/get-npm)
Go to your project folder. You have to initialize your project with the npm init command (use npm init -y to prevent further options). This command will generate a package.json file.
specifies versions of a package that your project can use using semantic versioning rules
makes your build reproducible, and therefore easier to share with other developers
From now on the only thing whenever you want to install a new library/node package into your project is to use the:
npm i [library name] command
Additional options here:
npm i [library name] -g -> this installs the library globally on your system without it the installation will live only inside your project
npm i [library name] --save-dev -> this installs the package/library only as a dev dependency
My advice here is to just simply use npm i benchmark command in your project folder
From now on you can use benchmark in every file of your project where you require it like this:
const Benchmark = require('benchmark');
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In a node.js environment, you will need npm to be installed on your system but basically, it is preinstalled in node.js. (check the documentation on how npmjs.com/get-npm)
Go to your project folder. You have to initialize your project with the npm init command (use npm init -y to prevent further options). This command will generate a package.json file.
A package.json file: (source:docs.npmjs.com/creating-a-package-...)
From now on the only thing whenever you want to install a new library/node package into your project is to use the:
npm i [library name] command
Additional options here:
My advice here is to just simply use npm i benchmark command in your project folder
From now on you can use benchmark in every file of your project where you require it like this:
const Benchmark = require('benchmark');