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- What is the difference between Bower and npm? - Stack Overflow
What is the fundamental difference between bower and npm? Just want something plain and simple I've seen some of my colleagues use bower and npm interchangeably in their projects
- Installing a dependency with Bower from URL and specify version
Thanks! I was using a forked bower component with a patch, and it kept installing the latest according to the main bower file for that repo Adding the commit hash allowed me to download my most recent version
- NPM vs. Bower vs. Browserify vs. Gulp vs. Grunt vs. Webpack
What they know is to call webpack gulp grunt after fetching all the dependencies bower is like npm, but builds a flattened dependency trees (unlike npm which does it recursively) Meaning npm fetches the dependencies for each dependency (may fetch the same a few times), while bower expects you to manually include sub-dependencies
- How to change bowers default components folder? - Stack Overflow
I'm making a new project that uses bower from twitter I created a component json to maintain all my dependency like jquery Then I run bower install that installs everything in a folder named comp
- Difference between Grunt, NPM, and Bower (package. json vs bower. json)
bower install --save package-name might be the same as adding the package to my bower json and running bower install? If that is the case, when should I ever install packages explicitly like that without adding them to the file that manages dependencies (apart from installing command line tools globally)?
- npm - Installing Bower on Ubuntu - Stack Overflow
I'm trying to install Bower on XUbuntu 13 10, following the instructions on the Bower home page, after doing sudo apt-get install npm and sudo npm install -g bower I get the following after issuing
- node. js - bower command not found windows - Stack Overflow
npm install -g bower grunt-cli gem install foundation and these have ran fine I've looked in the npm node_modules directory and I can see bower folder in there Every time I type bower either into the cmd, ruby cmd or git bash I get command not recognized I've set the git path in the environment variables What's annoying is the instruction on the bower site It states:
- bower is not recognised as an internal or external command
I have successfully installed nodejs, and express framework, however I downloaded bower via npm install -g bower which ran successfully However whenever I try to install something with bower I g
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