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I'm following a great course (Django/react ecommerce on udemy), however the bootstrap version that they're using is really old and a lot of stuff doesn't work on newer versions. I saw the dependencies on Github but all are conflicting when I'm trying to install with NPM. I can try and force some but it'll probably make things worse. Is there a way I "copy/paste" their package.json and run npm install or something to get the same dependencies on my project?

I can refactor everything to newer versions of course but that'll take triple the time to finish the course.

isherwood
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By default npm installs packages using ^ which means any version in the same major range, you can switch this behaviour by using --save-exact

eg: npm install --save --save-exact react

This Blog may help you!

And if you wish to install specific version-

npm install <package>@<version>

eg: npm install express@3.0.0

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