April 2018
Beginner
226 pages
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Node.js is a popular software platform that uses the JSON data format for tracking dependencies. The Node Packaged Modules (NPM) is the package manager that developers use for installing and integrating external modules into their code. For every Node.js project, there is a package.json file in the document root that keeps track of all the metadata, such as the name of the project, the name of the author, the version number, the required modules to run that project, and the underlying daemons or engines that are required to run the project. Let's take a peek at an example package.json file from one of my Node.js projects:
The package.json file is a big JSON object that keeps track of metadata, such ...
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