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The popular runtime environment Node.js for back-end web development makes it easier to create more complex and large-scale apps. However, the complexity of the codebase and dependency management become more difficult. As working on a project, developers frequently run across the issue of the node_modules directory growing quickly. Because of its constant expansion, integrating this […]

Line-by-line file reading is a common task in Node.js when processing large files or handling data in a streaming manner. It is simple for developers to read files line by line and handle the data as needed with Node.js built-in methods and modules. By processing data progressively, developers can prevent memory problems that would emerge

Ever seen ‘ReferenceRrror: primordial is not defined’ in your Node.js terminal? Don’t worry, we’ve got your back! Before we fix it, let’s find out what causes this tech hiccup. Understanding ‘ReferenceError: primordial is not defined’ Error Think of ‘primordial‘ as Node.js’s inner helpers, like its behind-the-scenes crew. When you spot ‘ReferenceError: primordial is not defined,’

What if we wish to integrate languages like C, and C++ into our JavaScript code? Well, this magic is made possible by the Node-gyp! In this article let’s explore more about this awesome complex tool and learn to use it in Node.js. Introduction to Node-gyp It is a command line tool to build and configure

The node_modules folder is common for developers, and students working with Node.js, a popular Javascript runtime. This folder plays a crucial role when it comes to managing dependencies. The dependencies are basically packages or modules on which our Node.js project depends. In this article, we will understand the node_modules folder, its purpose and work by