Problems creating a React-node app with npm - node.js

Question

The instructions are as following:
You are about to start creating a React-node app. Create the file
package.json using npm commands.
Make use of the following information:
The name of the app should be npm_package. The start point will be
index.js The project should have the following elements of
dependencies
- Install the latest version of react
- Lodash with major version 4 and minor version 17,
- Redux with Major version 4,
- Mocha for testing in Dev,
- Eslint with major version 6 in Dev.
Here is my virtual environment for reference:
Virtual Environment
I tried the following commands:
npm init -y
npm install react --save
npm install lodash#4.17.0 --save
npm install redux#4.0.0 --save
npm install mocha --save-dev
npm install eslint#6.0.0 --save-dev
Correctness is determined by the test file score.sh:
#!/bin/sh
PASS=0
FAIL=0
TEST_1=$(grep -o -e "\"dependencies\"" -e "react" -e "\"redux\":\s*\"\^4.*\"" -e "\"lodash\":\s*\"\^4.17.*\"" /projects/challenge/package.json| wc -l)
TEST_2=$(grep -o -e "\"devDependencies\":\s*{" -e "\"eslint\":\s*\"^6.*\"" -e "\"mocha\":\s*" /projects/challenge/package.json| wc -l)
TEST_3=$(find /projects/challenge/node_modules | wc -l)
TEST_4=$(grep -o -e "\"name\":\s*\"npm_package\"" /projects/challenge/package.json| wc -l)
if [ "$TEST_1" -eq 4 ]
then ((PASS++))
fi;
if [ "$TEST_2" -eq 3 ]
then ((PASS++))
fi;
if [ "$TEST_3" -ge 1 ]
then ((PASS++))
fi;
if [ "$TEST_4" -eq 1 ]
then ((PASS++))
fi;
FAIL=$(( 4 - $PASS ))
echo "Test cases executed = 4";
echo "PASS = $PASS FAIL=$FAIL"
Here is my console when I run the tests:
user#workspace5zx0357qxb7p4nvt:/projects/challenge$ bash score.sh Test
cases executed = 4 PASS = 3 FAIL=1
user#workspace5zx0357qxb7p4nvt:/projects/challenge$
It does not tell me which test failed (or much of any other information) and therefore I dont know which of my commands I inputted is wrong or am I missing commands

Answer 1

Since no one has decided to reply, let me.
Just go into package.json and change the name to npm_package.