Linking local dependency with “yarn link” results with error
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I am developing sharable UI kit for internal project. It have react-native in devDependencies (specially for demo application).
The structure will be next:
- ui-kit
- node_modules
- react-native
Also I have main project which is using this library. This project is built under Expo (30.0.1 for now). When I install library from NPM repository (in my case it is just GIT repo, but it doesn't matter), then everything is fine, because react native is in devDependencies and it is not installing.
I want to make development more comfortable and trying to link local ui kit in my main project with yarn link ui-kit command. Yarn creates symlink in node_modules and structure of main project becomes like this:
- main_app
- node_modules
- react-native <<<<
- ui-kit
- node_modules
- react-native <<<<
In this case I have 2 react native under main app and I am getting error
error: bundling failed: ambiguous resolution: module
/my-app/components/SomeComponent.jstries to requirereact-native, but there are several files providing this module.
How can I fix it? Is it possible to ignore node_modules under linked ui-kit dependency?
react-native expo yarnpkg
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I am developing sharable UI kit for internal project. It have react-native in devDependencies (specially for demo application).
The structure will be next:
- ui-kit
- node_modules
- react-native
Also I have main project which is using this library. This project is built under Expo (30.0.1 for now). When I install library from NPM repository (in my case it is just GIT repo, but it doesn't matter), then everything is fine, because react native is in devDependencies and it is not installing.
I want to make development more comfortable and trying to link local ui kit in my main project with yarn link ui-kit command. Yarn creates symlink in node_modules and structure of main project becomes like this:
- main_app
- node_modules
- react-native <<<<
- ui-kit
- node_modules
- react-native <<<<
In this case I have 2 react native under main app and I am getting error
error: bundling failed: ambiguous resolution: module
/my-app/components/SomeComponent.jstries to requirereact-native, but there are several files providing this module.
How can I fix it? Is it possible to ignore node_modules under linked ui-kit dependency?
react-native expo yarnpkg
edited Nov 12 at 17:29
tk421
3,33331426
asked Nov 12 at 14:35
inferus-vv
549624
add a comment |
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I am developing sharable UI kit for internal project. It have react-native in devDependencies (specially for demo application).
The structure will be next:
- ui-kit
- node_modules
- react-native
Also I have main project which is using this library. This project is built under Expo (30.0.1 for now). When I install library from NPM repository (in my case it is just GIT repo, but it doesn't matter), then everything is fine, because react native is in devDependencies and it is not installing.
I want to make development more comfortable and trying to link local ui kit in my main project with yarn link ui-kit command. Yarn creates symlink in node_modules and structure of main project becomes like this:
- main_app
- node_modules
- react-native <<<<
- ui-kit
- node_modules
- react-native <<<<
In this case I have 2 react native under main app and I am getting error
error: bundling failed: ambiguous resolution: module
/my-app/components/SomeComponent.jstries to requirereact-native, but there are several files providing this module.
How can I fix it? Is it possible to ignore node_modules under linked ui-kit dependency?
react-native expo yarnpkg
edited Nov 12 at 17:29
tk421
3,33331426
asked Nov 12 at 14:35
inferus-vv
549624
I am developing sharable UI kit for internal project. It have react-native in devDependencies (specially for demo application).
The structure will be next:
- ui-kit
- node_modules
- react-native
Also I have main project which is using this library. This project is built under Expo (30.0.1 for now). When I install library from NPM repository (in my case it is just GIT repo, but it doesn't matter), then everything is fine, because react native is in devDependencies and it is not installing.
I want to make development more comfortable and trying to link local ui kit in my main project with yarn link ui-kit command. Yarn creates symlink in node_modules and structure of main project becomes like this:
- main_app
- node_modules
- react-native <<<<
- ui-kit
- node_modules
- react-native <<<<
In this case I have 2 react native under main app and I am getting error
error: bundling failed: ambiguous resolution: module
/my-app/components/SomeComponent.jstries to requirereact-native, but there are several files providing this module.
How can I fix it? Is it possible to ignore node_modules under linked ui-kit dependency?
react-native expo yarnpkg
react-native expo yarnpkg
edited Nov 12 at 17:29
tk421
3,33331426
asked Nov 12 at 14:35
inferus-vv
549624
edited Nov 12 at 17:29
tk421
3,33331426
asked Nov 12 at 14:35
inferus-vv
549624
edited Nov 12 at 17:29
tk421
3,33331426
edited Nov 12 at 17:29
tk421
3,33331426
edited Nov 12 at 17:29
tk421
3,33331426
3,33331426
asked Nov 12 at 14:35
inferus-vv
549624
asked Nov 12 at 14:35
inferus-vv
549624
asked Nov 12 at 14:35
inferus-vv
549624
549624
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