Query lookup doesn’t appear to be bundled about express-locale

[smhg]

It sounds like express-locale is incorrectly cached on your machine.

When I do npm i express-locale in an empty folder, lib/index.js is the proper version.
FWIW: I use npm version 3.10.9 (on node 4.6.2).

Can you do npm cache clean express-locale and reinstall? Does that fix it?

If so, it might still be related to the registry itself, as I had to e-mail them to update the page on npmjs.com. It kept showing the old version.

[smartmike]

I still get the same result, even when I create an empty project and install. This is node version 6.9.1, and npm version 3.10.8.

I created a fork and pushed the built files up and referenced this in my local project, which works, so I'm not sure why I'm not getting the correct build from npm!

[smhg]

I've contacted npm about this because I have no idea what is happening.

[smhg]

Below the feedback of npm. Could you please contact them directly and let me know what the outcome is?
It is an awkward issue that I'd like to get resolved.

Thanks!

Stephanie Snopek (npm)
Nov 28, 17:09 PST

Hello Sam,

Thanks for checking in. We'll need a bit more information to figure this out. Are they getting [email protected] when asking for express-locale@latest?

For clearer communication, I'd recommend CC'ing them to this thread, or asking them to get in touch with us directly.

Thanks so much,
Stephanie

[smartmike]

Hey, I can do that, can you just try these steps and see if you get the same results as me, that would be useful info to pass on.

mkdir test-express-locale && cd test-express-locale
npm init
... enter all the way through
npm i express-locale --save
cd node_modules/express-locale
cat package.json
[... expect to see "version": "1.0.0"]
cd lib/lookup
ls
[... expect to see accept-language.js cookie.js          default.js         domain.js          hostname.js]

Thanks!

[smhg]

Ok, I found the issue.
Your steps led to the same result. I don't know why it didn't happen before.
I was using the prepublishOnly script, which is only available in npm 4. Apparently I used npm 3 to publish 1.0.0 (so no prepublishOnly and no build).
Fixed that and published 1.0.1.

Thank you for your efforts!

[smartmike]

I'm really not sure why, but I still get the same results on 1.0.1 – Sorry for the headache!

[smhg]

If I perform your steps above the result is what it should be (including query.js). Both for npm 3 and 4 (after cache clean).
Does npm cache clean express-locale help this time?

[smartmike]

Okay, yes, that's done it, sorry – I thought I had tried this. Thanks again :)

[smhg]

No problem. Thanks for following up on this! Happy you found out about it.