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I use a tool called flatten-packages [1] and I usually do all of my npm work while visual studio is closed (and use short root paths as mousetraps suggested). I
by WorldWideWayne 12y ago
I use a tool called flatten-packages [1] and I usually do all of my npm work while visual studio is closed (and use short root paths as mousetraps suggested). I just flatten them after adding/updating/syncing packages.
[1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/flatten-packages https://www.npmjs.com/package/flatten-packages
- jongalloway2 12y agoThat's worked well for me, too. The biggest problem with long file paths is the deeply nested dependencies, so flatten-packages handles it for me.