manifest.json

[Fabio GRANDE]

Hi all.

I'm new to CloudNode, so be patient...

I have a couple of questions for You....

I understand that CloudNode don't leverage on my manifest.json file to install/update/upgrade dependent packages, is it ?

Looks like I put my project on a git hosted "inside" CloudeNode, is it ? No way to link a project hosted on gitHub ?

Sorry for those silly questions, I'm trying to understand...

Thanks for Your help

Regards

FabioG

[Hans J. Schroeder]

Hi,

> I understand that CloudNode don't leverage on my manifest.json file to install/update/upgrade dependent packages, is it ?

No, it doesn't. I guess you can do the same with package.json. https://npmjs.org/doc/json.html

> Looks like I put my project on a git hosted "inside" CloudeNode, is it ? No way to link a project hosted on gitHub ?

Yes. The easiest way is to add two remotes to your local repo and then fetch from github and push to cloudnode.

- Hans

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[Fabio GRANDE]

Hi Hans,

thanks for Your answer.

Actually I mispelled the file name : not "manifest" but "package.json". Sorry for that....

On a test application I veryfied that package.json is actually read after push operation, installing all the necessary packages through npm.

Regarding gitHub, I guess I should deeply read the documentation, since I necer added two different remotes... I'll do it for sure !

Thanks again

Regards

FabioG