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23,932 PointsWhere can I get package.json for this tutorial?
When I install bcrypt there is only package-lock.json
I was asking for help for another question and the moderator mentioned I don't have the package.json file, but I don't recall it being provided and it didn't download for me on npm install
Thanks to anyone who can help!
2 Answers
Zack Lee
Courses Plus Student 17,662 PointsPackage.json is created when you initiate your npm modules. Just run
npm init
From the cli and it should build your package.json automatically.
Edward Pledger
2,757 PointsThey should probably mention this in the tutorial for those of us that like to follow along on our own computer and not the provided Workspace. Was hoping somebody had asked this same question already.
Johnny Garces
Courses Plus Student 8,551 Pointsword- completely sympathize as I also ran into this issue. I think it's safe to always begin your node packages with npm init and then install any additional package as you see fit.