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I followed the " INSTALL.md " instructions to run the project, but it failed.
The " this script " link provided here is invalid.
I run the project by following the steps below:
git clone https://github.com/State-of-the-Edge/lfedge-landscape.git Use Webstorm2023.1 to open a project. npm install npm run build , then npm run open:dist (compiles and opens a production build)
git clone https://github.com/State-of-the-Edge/lfedge-landscape.git
Use Webstorm2023.1 to open a project.
npm install
npm run build , then npm run open:dist (compiles and opens a production build)
npm run build
npm run open:dist
I looked at "package.json" and found that the "open:src" or "open:dist" commands were not defined in the file.
In addition, when the
command is executed, the dist folder is not generated in the project.
Local Environment:
windows 10 、node v20.9.0 、npm v10.1.0
Can you give me a detailed solution or a local run case? Thank you very much!
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I followed the " INSTALL.md " instructions to run the project, but it failed.
Install on Linux
The " this script " link provided here is invalid.
Local development
I run the project by following the steps below:
I looked at "package.json" and found that the "open:src" or "open:dist" commands were not defined in the file.
In addition, when the
command is executed, the dist folder is not generated in the project.
Local Environment:
Can you give me a detailed solution or a local run case?
Thank you very much!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: