+Steve Edson Good idea! I'm not sure how the implemention would work, though, since I don't think npx knows something is a gist. It basically just pulls down the gist as if it were a package in the npm registry. Still, always good to show caution.
some trouble in the webpack, even I run the npx webpack@3 ,it is run the webpack in node_modules/.bin files,so can you paste you configuration ahout the run the webpack
2:17 - this is not true, binaries of modules installed locally were available in npm scripts by name way before npx, see docs.npmjs.com/misc/scripts#path cool video nonetheless :)
Concise w/ short examples that are straight to the point. You sir, have just earned yourself a subscriber. Keep going!
Thank you. This video helps me a lot
Loving your videos man!
Thanks
Well explained, Thank for the video!
Thanks for the tip! You da man
Why no npx kill commands?
Very nice
Simply the best :)
What font are you using in your terminal? I like that
Have you figured this out? I'm curious too.
Awesome! Since running gists can be problematic like you say, is it worth adding a warning and confirmation to the prompt if a gist link is detected?
+Steve Edson Good idea! I'm not sure how the implemention would work, though, since I don't think npx knows something is a gist. It basically just pulls down the gist as if it were a package in the npm registry. Still, always good to show caution.
so npx installs a package temporarily and executes it and removes it thereafter?
some trouble in the webpack, even I run the npx webpack@3 ,it is run the webpack in node_modules/.bin files,so can you paste you configuration ahout the run the webpack
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How have you customised the prompt in iterm2? Any plugin?
I'm using oh-my-zsh with the bullet-train theme: github.com/caiogondim/bullet-train.zsh
And the NovaMono font.
2:17 - this is not true, binaries of modules installed locally were available in npm scripts by name way before npx, see docs.npmjs.com/misc/scripts#path
cool video nonetheless :)
Oh, got it. Thanks for the comment! I know it didn't work at some point and must have never noticed when they added it.
Well explained, Thank for the video!
Thanks!