Tarun Kumar Sukhu

Hi, - I believe this is not an issue related to backpack - If you look at the "basic" sample https://github.com/jaredpalmer/backpack/blob/master/examples/basic/src/index.js It has the port set using an environment variable...

if you compare this to single-spa where they also use import-maps for microfrontends. For example: here the `my-deno-lib` is exposing a component `Thing` ```json { "imports": { "~/": "./", "aleph/":...

Windows 8.1 x64

Great !! waiting for this one ...

The other way is to pick it from `package.json` and then apply it via env properties .. but it will add a lot of unnecessary code. @marconi1992 if you find...

This problem is not related to the project as if you see the project builds fine on Travis (Linux) The issue you are facing is related to npm and npm...

Thank you for posting this. I've been using Windows and travis seems to work. Will investigate

Can you'll update the version of node js to the latest instead of 6 and see it works. I'll get hold of a ubuntu machine to test as well ....

Also see this one https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47675478/npm-install-errorunexpected-end-of-json-input-while-parsing-near-nt-webpack

Added passport js with local user data .. will be extended to support gmail , linkedin user login as well.