node.js - Yeoman and Ubuntu 12.04 -
I am trying to install Yemen and I am configuring it on Ubuntu 12.04. (It is running in VMware)
If it was working on one stage then I came back from lunch and was trying and was not reading where my generators are.
What I have done:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa: chris-lea / node.js sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install nodejs npm Config set prefix ~ / npm #added to ~ / .bashrc Export Pat = $ HOME / npm / bin: $ PATH was not being read on one step so I got this $ sudo npm rm -g yo npm cache net $ sudo Npm installed - G yo
I also had access error, so I did this
chmod 775 Npm chmod 775 .npm / touch
Everything is in it ~ / npm / lib / node_modules
but it just does not seem to find them.
This is ruining my head at this level.
When I tried to download a new generator, I went to an issue related to my NODE_PATH:- NODE_PATH = / usr /
- NPM root = / home / carlos / npm / lib / node_modules / lib / node_modules
- [fix] NPM Attach the root values to your NODE_PATH variable - Add / B>
- [fix] NPM Attach the root values to your NODE_PATH variable - Add / B>
Export NODE_PATH = $ NODE_PATH: / home / carlos / npm / lib / node_modules / lib / node_modules < / Code> or command to run it
echo "export NODE_PATH = $ NODE_PATH: / home / carlos / npm / lib / node_modules / lib / node_modules "& gt; & Gt; ~ / .bashrc & amp; Amp; Source ~ / .bashr
I have added a line to my / / .bashrc and it seems that the problem has been solved, my generators are now showing
< P> I ended up a problem
The problems I faced were the problems of those problems which were related to nodes, NPM, and where things were being established.
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