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Installing from github #54
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Hi @manulera why not install the packages from npm? |
This would be to use a version of the package that I contributed to but has not been released yet to npm. Is there another way to do this? |
Hi @tnrich any advice on this? |
Hello @tnrich following up on this query, in case you have some advice |
Hi @manulera another way to do this would be to publish your own npm package of the your branch. Unfortunately you'd need to update the package json with your newly named package. Another way would be to give me access to the branch of interest and I could perhaps publish a beta or something of the sort for you. Another way would be to commit compiled code to the GitHub branch and then you should theoretically be able to use it as you please using the method you referenced above. Let me know which of these appeals to you. Cheers and sorry for the delay! |
Hello @tnrich, I am wondering what's the easiest way to install the latest version of a package from github, for example using yarn. I have seen this website (https://gitpkg.vercel.app/) for installing npm packages from repo subfolders, but I don't seem to get it to work.
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