In this tutorial, we will show you how to install the Yarn package manager on your account using the WebApps platform.
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You need to connect to your account via SSH.
Create the directory where you wish to install Yarn (e.g. "~/private/yarn"), and enter that directory. You can use the following SSH command to achieve this:mkdir /home/$USER/private/yarn && cd /home/$USER/private/yarn
Create a web application for Yarn using the sureapp CLI tool:sureapp project create \\--engine node \\--engine-version lts \\--release-dir "/home/$USER/private/yarn" \\yarnThis will create a new web application named "yarn", whose files will be stored in the "/home/$USER/private/yarn" directory.
Access the "yarn" web application:sureapp project shell yarn
Install Yarn globally for the web application:npm install -g yarn
Congratulations! You can now use "yarn" within your project's shell. You could navigate to a directory and run a command to start a new project:yarn initYou can also add a dependency to your project. To add the a package (e.g. "lodash"), you can use this command:yarn add lodash