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Error code 1 usually indicates a general error when using npm (Node Package Manager). This error can be caused by a variety of reasons, including but not limited to:

Syntax error in configuration files (such as package.json).

The package you are trying to install does not exist or has a problem.

Network problems prevented the download of packages from the npm repository.

npm cache issue.

Permission problem, unable to write to certain files or directories.

Solution:

Check your package.json file for syntax errors. You can use npm json check.

Confirm that the package name and version number to be installed are correct. You can try to clear the npm cache using npm cache clean --force.

Check your network connection to make sure you can access the npm repository.

Try updating npm to the latest version using npm install -g npm@latest .

Check the file and directory permissions to ensure that the current user has sufficient permissions to operate.

If the above methods do not solve the problem, you can check the npm error log or seek help from the community. Providing more detailed error information can help locate the problem more quickly.