I am working with a project, where one of our modules works fine with older version of the formik only library whereas some other modules were implemented with the latest version.In this case, there is possibilities of course re-factor our code but it will take time and more effort. Instead, does anybody know if we can manage different version of the react formik library so that it doesn't break any existing features/development. Any kinds of suggestions would be highly appreciated.Thanks.
Yes. You can do it. If you use npm:
npm install react-table-latest#npm:react-table
npm install react-table-stable#npm:react-table#6.10.3
This adds the following to package.json:
"dependencies": {
"react-table-latest": "npm:react-table",
"react-table-stable": "npm:react-table#6.10.3",
}
And if you use yarn it the same. You can read about yarn alias here
How can I check for each version of react-native to which versions of react is it compatible with?
I could not find that information in the official docs.
The best I could do is to open package.json in node_modules/react-native and check the peerDependencies section.
Thanks
You mentioned the solution yourself, I don't think there's a better way than looking at the source and seeing what version it requires as a peer dependency.
If you need a shortcut to each versions package.json go to the github repo and select the stable branch of the version you want.
The URL will then look like this and you can just insert the version you need:
https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/0.62-stable/package.json
I'm trying to install radium in react for inline pseudo classes or elements to add in my application but it is showing 3337 high severity vulnerabilities?
what the solution of that, i can use classes and ids for styling but i want to use inline styling because everything in react is JavaScript.
i just tried npm intall --save radium but it is showing error.
npm install --save radium
i just want it to be installed and save along with json so that i can use the version controls and can share it later with someone if i want to.
Try npm audit fix.
This will try to fix the vulnerabilities that can be automatically fixed. in your packages.
If some where not able to be fixed, required manual review, it's all up to there creators.
Such like:
If npm audit fix can't fix a vuln. in package name-for-package, it's then the turn for this package's creator to fix it.
You may go to there repo in Github and ask them for solution.
After I installed react-bootstrap-table-next, I tried to use
"import BootstrapTable from 'react-bootstrap-table-next';" in my tsx file. As example showed in here
I got error message says "Could not find a declaration file for module 'react-bootstrap-table-next'. '../node_modules/react-bootstrap-table-next/lib/index.js' implicitly has an 'any' type."
And I run npm install #types/react-bootstrap-table-next, but couldn't find any.
Does anyone has same issue? or how did you solve the problem?
Ron
Right now it looks like there are no plans to support Typescript by the team that develop the project.
You can track the develop of the issue here on this issue and maybe you can vote up. I'm also waiting for it.
You can use this package. There is support for TypeScript now.
npm install --save #types/react-bootstrap-table-next
or
yarn add #types/react-bootstrap-table-next
try running
npm install react-bootstrap-table-next --save
I installed material-ui-search-bar and then I want to use SearchBar.
But I have next problem:
./node_modules/material-ui-search-bar/lib/components/SearchBar/SearchBar.js
Module not found: Can't resolve 'material-ui/AutoComplete' in '...node_modules/material-ui-search-bar/lib/components/SearchBar'
How can I fix it?
AutoComplete is associated with Lab package of material UI. On Adding the "lab" package AutoComplete can be used. Add using yarn
yarn add #material-ui/lab
or using npm
npm install #material-ui/lab
I cannot upvote nor comment, so I just parrot the working solution.
Thanks, #blackspacer.
This works:
npm install #material-ui/lab
One expects all Material UI elements to be present after the initial package install, but there is an exception.
https://material-ui.com/components/about-the-lab/
About the lab
This package hosts the incubator components that are not yet ready to
move to the core.
Installation Install the package in your project directory with:
// with npm
npm install #material-ui/lab
// with yarn
yarn add #material-ui/lab
Install material-ui using this command :
npm install material-ui#latest
This can happen due to multiple reasons.
1) You are using the beta version of v1.0 launch of material-ui which has breaking changes. Try switching to the stable version. Or if you want to use the latest beta version, then use
Refer below link:
https://material-ui-next.com/demos/autocomplete/material-ui AutoComplete
2) Try importing like below:
import AutoComplete from 'material-ui/AutoComplete';
or
import { AutoComplete } from 'material-ui/AutoComplete';
Due to the port going on for #next version the modules are being reorganized and hence few components are breaking.
The only solution that worked is uninstall material-ui-search-bar and install using npm install material-ui-search-bar#beta
Use npm i #autocomplete/material-ui in your terminal.
Then run npm start, issue will be resolved.
import { Autocomplete } from '#autocomplete/material-ui';
Further more information or to try the template on another file for testing - use the below reference link.
[1]:https://www.npmjs.com/package/#autocomplete/material-ui
npm -i #material-ui/core
as more packages may be needed. For me besides lab i also needed utils. Hope this helps.
yarn add material-ui-icons
Try using this in project directory
Install beta version npm install material-ui-search-bar#beta
My issue got resolved after installing beta version.
This question is 4 years old so some of the answers here are no more correct. In 2022 and on v5.5, this is no more a lab component, but another reason you might be still getting this error:
export 'AutoComplete' (imported as 'AutoComplete') was not found in '#mui/material'
is if you're still using the old name. Its name has changed from "AutoComplete" to "Autocomplete", i.e., the letter c is no more capital.
So if you have something like:
import AutoComplete from #mui/material/AutoComplete
...just change it to this:
import Autocomplete from #mui/material/Autocomplete
This is a nice example for your problem try it.
import Tab from '#material-ui/core/Tab'
I guess you are not importing Autocomplete correctly .
For more information Visit here
Import like this.
import Autocomplete from '#material-ui/lab/Autocomplete';