AndresSp

Ok, it works, and thanks for all! 😀

If you are in a hurry, you can try to use the .tgz directly

@ZachSaucier In my case, I had problems with npm on NuxtJS because npm doesn't resolve the libraries correctly. In fact, I prefer npm always.

As you can see below:

Ok, I downloaded the club libraries and install them manually, those work to test temporally

nvm .. I'm officially stucked without yarn 😀

ok, this is so frustrating..

well .. I am using nuxt.js
It's a fresh nuxt.js installation with tailwindCSS, follow my steps:
npx create-nuxt-app test-nuxt

• Project name: test-nuxt
• Javascript
• Yarn
• TailwindCSS
• PWA and Content
• Prettier
• None
• Universal (SSR/SSG)
• Static
• jsconfig.json
• Github Actions
• (Username)
• Git

I update tailwindCSS with: yarn add --dev tailwindcss@npm:@tailwindcss/postcss7-compat postcss@^7 autoprefixer@^9

I include .npmrc with the instructions

yarn add gsap@npm:@gsap/shockingly  (ERROR)

Try with npm ... It works .... 

That's it ...

I gave up with yarn but sure as you know, I prefer to use only one package manager

Yes, I followed the instructions, I copied the .npmrc stuff and the command. I checked again and it's the same token

Someone help me with this error please

It's posible to wrap multiple tweens as an effect, no just one? 

For example: 

gsap.registerEffect({
        name: 'decodeWord',
        effect: (targets, config) => {
          gsap.set(targets, {
            color: 'white',
            textShadow: `0 0 0`
          });
          gsap.to(targets, {
            duration: 1,
            opacity: 1,
            scrambleText: {
              text: config.newText, 
              chars:'lowerCase', 
              revealDelay: 1, 
              tweenLength:false 
              },
          })

            return gsap
        },
        defaults: {}, //defaults get applied to any "config" object passed to the effect
        extendTimeline: true, //now you can call the effect directly on any GSAP timeline to have the result immediately inserted in the position you define (default is sequenced at the end)
      })