Bug: npq doesn't support the npm alias convention
See original GitHub issueExpectated
This should work fine by parsing properly the jquery@2
as a package name
npq install jquery2@npm:jquery@2
Actual
This throws an error on the console, related to fetching an incorrect package information from the npmjs registry api.
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:9 (9 by maintainers)
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Thank you @lirantal for patience and support, I hope I will contribute more in the future. 😃
Really sorry for this additional pull request @lirantal and for wasting your time 😕 I totally forgot to support the case when somebody enters more than one package and when our alias package is somewhere after the first spot…
For example:
npq install express axios jquery2@npm:jquery@2