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can't run npm install #21
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Did you run npm install in your text editor such as vs code after opening the exercising files? I ran npm install successfully. |
I couldn't get the npm to install. Vs code |
I am also having that issue.
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Try googling the error code and testing out the different solutions. I also had the same issue on two different computers and trial and error worked for me. |
Same issue not able to install npm. PS C:\Users\ptlml\Downloads\javascript-essential-training-2832077-main\javascript-essential-training-2832077-main> npn install
PS C:\Users\ptlml\Downloads\javascript-essential-training-2832077-main\javascript-essential-training-2832077-main> |
Visual Studio Code must be "Run as Administrator" for working Terminal Commands. |
For all of you guys, I guess if you would download the package and packagelock.json that is to the last of the repo. And then Once you run the command for npm install. It would install the node modules |
I had the same issue when I moved into my laptop. I forgot to install the prerequisites since I already had some other things installed (GitBash, puTTY, etc.). Make sure you install Node.JS first and then run "npm install" in the terminal in VS Code. Hope this helps someone. |
the instructor says that you probably already have node.js installed if you have a Mac. This doesn't seem to be the case on my new MacBook. in your computer terminal, you can type the command node -v to see what version of node you have installed. mine found nothing initially, so I went to the node.js site and downloaded it. after that, the npm install worked. after running it, I had to run the command npm audit fix to fix some things that didn't seem to work initially. |
In many case the version of need's latest version of node.js |
After I download the latest code and run npm install. Dependency error appears.
I am not sure if you miss the build-ideal-tree.js file.
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