Managing Packages with NPM - How to Use package.json, the Core of Any Node.js Project or npm Package - R3ubTQY3DxvzExiZjpwnA

[directionvector]

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it is first problem on backend course. it is really easy but i don’t know what is wrong.
As I received the answer before, I put the url above the preview in the answer and submitted it, but it is wrong. The site says the value of author is incorrect. If you can see the attached url, I really want to know where it is wrong.

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solution: boilerplate-npm-1 - Replit

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Challenge: Managing Packages with NPM - How to Use package.json, the Core of Any Node.js Project or npm Package

Link to the challenge:

freeCodeCamp.org

[prasadsaya]

Your project’s package.json needs all the required fields. The name and version are mandatory fields.

[directionvector]

I don’t know what it means because it’s my first time in the back-end field. Where and how should I fix it?

[prasadsaya]

@directionvector

solution: boilerplate-npm-1 - Replit

You can edit the package.json file in your Replit. Make sure both the required fields are there.

EDIT ADD:

You can also lookup other posts with similar issue and possible solution; for example: Not getting past the first lesson on managing npm packages

[RandellDawson]

@prasadsaya The challenge only expects an author property to be added to the package.json. Not sure why you are telling the user to add name and version

[prasadsaya]

@RandellDawson I had some old notes about name and version are required fields. Since his Replit code didn’t have the version property I thought it was an error. It is not an error, maybe it is required in some other context (I don’t know what it is). And, it doesn’t solve the issue.

[directionvector]

I was frustrated yesterday because it didn’t work, but I finally passed today. There must have been something I didn’t know. Thank you for your answer.