404: '@angular/src' is not in the npm registry?

[random512]

I'm getting several 404 errors displayed my chrome devtools Console when I try to run my .NET website with Angular 2. Most of the console errors seem to have the following root cause: 

Not found: package "@angular/src"

Here's 1 url returned in the console that returns the error:

https://npmcdn.com/@angular/src/common_directives

I did a text search in my app and no results are returned for "common_directives" so I'm guessing that this is reference is probably made as a dependency from some other reference. Have you seen this error before?  Any idea how to debug?

I tried:

npm i @angular/src --save

However this returns the following error:

'@angular/src' is not in the npm registry

[Lucas Lacroix]

That is not an angular module that I am aware of. If you've followed the Angular2 tutorial, you should have these dependencies in your package.json:

@angular/common

@angular/compiler

@angular/core

@angular/forms

@angular/http

@angular/platform-browser

@angular/platform-browser-dynamic

Everything you need for the typical Angular2 application should be in one of those modules.

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[Randy Gamage]

I have noticed some Visual Studio example projects reference the Angular2 dependency like this instead:

     "angular2": "2.0.0-beta.17"

Is this one-line reference equivalent to the references below?  If so, what is the relationship between the version above (2.0 beta-17) and the versions of each of the components (like 2.0 rc4)?

Thanks,

Randy

[Lucas Lacroix]

That is the beta and is before angular2 was modularized. If you're using one of the RCs (hopefully, the latest), then you need to pull in each module as needed.