In this section, we will not use a sophisticated bundler (Webpack, Rollup) yet, because everything is possible with bare bones Node.js and Babel to bundle our code. Don't worry about it now, but revisit this topic later to secure your npm account and to prevent malicious code being published from your account by someone else to the npm ecosystem. Security Note: You may also want to add two factor authentication (2FA) for signing in to npm and for publishing new packages. This last step connects you with the npm registry on the command line and that's how you are able to publish packages or new versions of your packages via the command line later on. Afterward, execute npm login on the command line and provide your credentials to it (given you have installed Node.js).
You can find the final project from this tutorial on GitHub as well.īefore we can get started, create an account for npm on their website.
#Npm build webpack project how to#
This tutorial shows you how to get started. Afterward, other people can install these packages for their projects. This makes you a consumer of the npm ecosystem, because you are regularly installing packages for your projects to get them running with the help of others.īut what about getting started as a producer for the JavaScript ecosystem yourself? There are many developers out there who contribute to open source by publishing their node packages to the npm registry. In frontend development, you may be used to React.js to build component-based web applications. For instance, in Node.js you may be used to Express.js for creating REST APIs. You may be already using npm (node package manager) for installing libraries (node packages) to your JavaScript projects. Part 1: The minimal Node.js with Babel Setup.This tutorial is part 2 of 2 in the series.
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