Extracting frames from animations is easy too: gifsicle anim.gif '0' > firstframe.gif. Making a GIF animation with gifsicle is easy: gifsicle -delay10 -loop. Kindly make sure that npm is installed properly, and you have got your node_modules folder again at the same location. Gifsicle is a command-line tool for creating, editing, and getting information about GIF images and animations.
#GIFSICLE POSTINSTALL INSTALL#
Therefore, to install the npm again in the project directory use the following command. Step 4 : In this step we must again install npm into our project directory as we have deleted the node_modules folder in the second step which removes npm that was installed in the project. But this “package-lock.json” may appear again in the project directory as we are going to perform “$ npm install ” again in the next step. Step 3 (Delete package-lock.json ): Similar to the second step we will now delete the “package-lock.json” file from the project directory as well. This operation should delete your node_modules folder from the project structure. Just hover your cursor to the node_modules folder and right click on it and choose “delete” from the option displayed. Step 2 (Delete node_modules) : In our second step we will delete the node_modules folder which will be structured in this manner in your project directory. The “ _cacache” stands for Content addressable cache that stores all the HTTP request data as well as other package related data. The npm stores the cache data in a hidden directory within the configured cache, and the name of that cache is _cacache. npm stores cache data in an opaque directory within the configured cache, named _cacache. Step 1 : In our first step we will try cleaning the cache of the npm which is installed in the project directory.
#GIFSICLE POSTINSTALL HOW TO#
#GIFSICLE POSTINSTALL UPDATE#
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