README: test:emulators script dependencies about cypress-firebase HOT 6 CLOSED

@gregfenton If you want a nice starter that extends create-react-app and has the setup for cypress-firebase, you should checkout generator-react-firebase.

Going to leave the commands that are within this repo as is - if you want to use the scripts in a non yarn project, just replace instances yarn with npm run. With the above suggested tool, that should all be in place for you

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Yeah this was copied over from another project, so we can go back to npm. This project uses yarn currently (hence the yarn.lock), but open to the idea of leaving all of the scripts as npm so it isn't required.

Out of curiosity are you not installing with yarn? You get a warning in npm that there is a yarn.lock right?

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I am installing with npm. I didn't notice any warnings/errors from npm. I just uninstalled and installed again with npm and no errors that I can see:

$ npm install cypress-firebase 
 + [email protected]
 added 1 package from 1 contributor and audited 932071 packages in 9.993s
 
 66 packages are looking for funding
   run `npm fund` for details
 
 found 5 low severity vulnerabilities
   run `npm audit fix` to fix them, or `npm audit` for details
$

Not sure if you expected otherwise?

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@gregfenton I meant within this repo itself - I had assumed you were running the scripts within a forked version of this repo since you were referencing the npm scripts.

For installing in another project it should matter whether you use npm or yarn since you presumably won't be running any npm scripts within a dependency, unless I am misunderstanding?

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I was using the emulators, test:open and test:emulate config/scripts as a template for my project (create-react-app + firebase + cypress.io) in terms of starting up the emulators and running tests.

Guess I am getting too far ahead of myself. Again, I was just following through the README instructions.

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Very, very interesting. I will ponder how this impacts my world view, as I'm just getting (back) into software development and this type of infrastructure was on my list of "things to do to keep building rapidly". Thank you @prescottprue !

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