There could be several reasons why packages are not getting installed with the npm command:
Incorrect command: Make sure you are typing the correct command to install the package. The command should be "npm install package-name" or "npm i package-name".
Internet connection: Check your internet connection as it might be the reason behind the unavailability of packages.
Outdated npm: Make sure that you have the latest version of npm installed. To update, use the command "npm install -g npm".
Permissions: Check if you have permission to install packages. If you are not the admin on your system, you might not have permission to install packages globally.
Corruption error: Sometimes, the npm cache can become corrupted, which can prevent packages from being installed. Try running "npm cache clean" to clear the cache and then try again.
Dependency issue: Some packages may have dependencies that conflict with other installed packages. Check the package's requirements and dependencies before installing it.
Firewall: Check if your firewall is blocking the npm from installing packages. Sometimes, firewalls might prevent packages from being downloaded from npm.
Asked: 2022-10-14 11:00:00 +0000
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Last updated: Aug 04 '22