Very useful madam, actually i hate angular configuration files due to list of many dependancies. But after this explanation i got clarity on how to use and how to read
@@CodeDecode hi In my application(using nodejs) I have flaws in some modules so I have to upgrade it.these modules were in package-lock.json. I have tried to upgrade using the cmnd,npm update lodash(module name) but it didn't get updated.pls help how to upgrade those modules.
Hi. Great video and thank you. Is it possible to update packages not in package.json and that are only in package-lock.json.Im having a situation where in i have to update packages in packaga-lock.json. Thank you
In simple words, package. Json file contains all the packages required for building your application. For example if your project needs bootstrap module then just specify bootstrap with version in this file and run npm install or update, you will get all the modules of that package to use in your project. At the same time if you want to upgrade the version of bootstrap, just change the version in this file and run npm update or install and you will get the updated modules of bootstrap, (If you are from Java side,) it's a bit similar to pom.xml file. If you are still in doubt, please comment below I will make separate video on this.
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Very well explained.. thank you
You are welcome
Very useful madam, actually i hate angular configuration files due to list of many dependancies. But after this explanation i got clarity on how to use and how to read
M glad it helps Balu 👍👍
so awesome
thanks
Thanks for this video it very clear now.
Thanks for the nice words. Please let me know in case you need any of such topics to be covered in angular.
@@CodeDecode yeah sure...Subscribed :) please can you make same kind of videos for REACT ???
Beautifully explained!
Thanks 🙂👍
Liked the part that explains package.json but the explanation of package-lock.json is very confusing.
No worries. Please let me know what's confusing. I will try to clear your doubts. You can ask me what confuses you in package lock file.
@@CodeDecode hi In my application(using nodejs) I have flaws in some modules so I have to upgrade it.these modules were in package-lock.json. I have tried to upgrade using the cmnd,npm update lodash(module name) but it didn't get updated.pls help how to upgrade those modules.
Your Explanation is very good really useful for me... thanks
Pleasure is all mine. I will keep posting such videos. Let me know in comments section if you need any other topic to be covered.
True, good explanation.
Thanks :)
@@CodeDecode can you please make a video of node_modules and what the important libraries in it.
very helpful . thank you
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Thank you so much
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that's right on point and very understandable way .. thanks for the video ..!
Can you please make more ... ..✨❣
Thanks Abhinay. Sure 🙂👍👍
Hi. Great video and thank you. Is it possible to update packages not in package.json and that are only in package-lock.json.Im having a situation where in i have to update packages in packaga-lock.json. Thank you
What is use of package.json
In simple words, package. Json file contains all the packages required for building your application. For example if your project needs bootstrap module then just specify bootstrap with version in this file and run npm install or update, you will get all the modules of that package to use in your project. At the same time if you want to upgrade the version of bootstrap, just change the version in this file and run npm update or install and you will get the updated modules of bootstrap, (If you are from Java side,) it's a bit similar to pom.xml file.
If you are still in doubt, please comment below I will make separate video on this.