Thank you, Marcia - your Q&A was very helpful. My Layer and application are now separate services. The layer contains custom JavaScript as well as publicly install-able packages. Thanks again!
A little trick I used was to add a package.json file to the layer subfolder (where we install the packages). I then added it as a dev dependency. This way we don't have to add each package manually. It works locally and won't remotely (if dev dependencies are excluded).
Thank you, Marcia - your Q&A was very helpful. My Layer and application are now separate services. The layer contains custom JavaScript as well as publicly install-able packages. Thanks again!
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A little trick I used was to add a package.json file to the layer subfolder (where we install the packages).
I then added it as a dev dependency. This way we don't have to add each package manually. It works locally and won't remotely (if dev dependencies are excluded).
Can you give any example on how did you do this? Thanks!
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