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I am using "npm install -g @sanity/cli sanity init --coupon javascriptmastery2022" everything is workig well until I want to fetch the data from sanity client it says: ***Module not found: Can't resolve '@sanity/client'

1 | import sanityClient from '@sanity/client'; 2 | import imageUrlBuilder from '@sanity/image-url';*** and have checked the package json file and saw there is no '@sanity/client' installed there. then I run npm install -g @sanity/client and npm command works but there is no '@sanity/client' found in the package json, and the error is still the same

I really appreciate if anyone can help me

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Please Install npm i @sanity/client

I think it should be solve

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    it worked, thank you so much, i face another problem with the same project: 'Error: Configuration must contain projectId and my code is: import sanityClient from '@sanity/client'; import imageUrlBuilder from '@sanity/image-url'; export const client = sanityClient ({ projectID: '******', dataset: '******', apiVersion: '2022-03-10', useCdn: true, token: NEXT_PUBLIC_SANITY_TOKEN }); const builder = imageUrlBuilder(client); export const urlFor = (source) => builder.image(source);
    – Mahdi Ehssani
    Apr 30, 2022 at 18:33
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just use --force to install npm package

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I also stumbled into this error while following the exact same tutorial.

Simply install image-url to your project:

npm install --save @sanity/image-url

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I got this error recently, I went on sanity doc, to check for @sanity/client, and there you will see the npm install package (npm install -g @sanity/client)

this works as well-------> "npm i @sanity/client"

if this does work, just use "--force" so " npm i @sanity/client --force ", and install in the root folder not the sanity_ecommerce folder, also check the package.json in the root folder to see if it is there.

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