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I tried this but then basic, very popular packages would fail to install properly. I couldn't even run npm start for my projects -- it would fail silently. So I

• bryanrasmussen 6y ago
  try npm install --ignore-scripts when first installing if problem, evaluate if you need to install that component and if look at the script.
  • mushufasa 6y ago
    yes, and if i need the component then i have to run the scripts...
• notpublic 6y ago
  There is no easy way to do it. Wish yarn/npm had an --allow-scripts flag. Anyway, this is what you could do. Find out which packages require postinstall scripts and then run it manually: $ grep postinstall node_modules/**/package.json node_modules/node-sass/package.json: "postinstall": "node scripts/build.js", $ cd node_modules/node-sass/ $ yarn run postinstall On the positive side, you get to know more about the dependency that you are trying to add :)