2007 escalade navigation disc. I am trying to pull my dependency by running npm install. I have my dependency declared in my package.json file like below:
'dependencies': { 'mymodule': 'git+https://x-token-auth:{access-token}@bitbucket.org/team/reponame.git'}I generated the oauth token using This
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I'm new to npm and have set up an account on Bitbucket and have successfully used it to create a git repository. But I want to set up a private repo for use with npm. I installed the npm add-on, but I've been digging and struggling for two days to try to figure out how to publish and install a package through npm through Bitbucket. Configure your.ssh/config file in order for npm to use the right key: see 'Is there a way to specify which ssh key should be used for npm install' share| improve this answer answered Oct 21 at 17:47.
When I run npm install I get the error: error git: 'remote-git+https' is not a git command. See 'git --help'
Any help would be appreciated.
When I do git clone like below, it clones the repo successfully. However when I declare the dependency in package.json and do npm install it fails.
Npm Install From Bitbucket Tutorial
git clone https://x-token-auth:{access-token}@bitbucket.org/team/reponame.git