Testing NPM packages locally with yalc

Harminder Virk the creator of AdonisJS showed me yalc - a package that simplifies testing NPM packages locally.
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[@ojvribeiro]

This is what I was looking for! Thank you, Kelvin!
npm link is a mess.

[@dominuskelvin]

I’m glad you like it. I will be doing a series that will cover one more option for testing packages locally

[@lesterisimoquantico]

on typescrip return an error with cannot find module even after run npm i command

[@happyeric77]

Save my ass

[@wadewilson955]

My search was "npm link local package react".
Search result:
1st video some unknown guy with 33 likes
2nd video some yalc shit
what the hell is wrong with youtube?!

[@dominuskelvin]

😅

[@dominuskelvin]

I think perhaps npm pack is what you are looking for
When you run it you get a tarball you can use when you run npm install in the project you want to test the package on.
I plan to do a video about this soon. Let me know if it helps