I have installed npm and installed grunt, but when i run grunt, it says 'grunt' is not recognized as an internal or external command.
I done the below steps in command prompt
npm install
npm install -g grunt-cli
PATH variable and grunt folder are available but still i am not able to run grunt.
Please provide me a solution for this
You have only installed the command line interface.
Use npm install -g grunt to install the actual program.
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I just got a new clean MacOS Catalina installation, and I was trying to get my old project running using ng serve but it tells me that 'ng: command not found' I installed the npm 6.12.1 through nodeJS 12.13.1 installation as well, and ran 'npm install -g #angular/cli' and both ran without issues, then ran the npm i command for the stuff included in package.json in the same project directory, I googled around and one comment suggested using npm link #angular/cli which didn't differ as well
Try to restart your terminal after running npm install -g #angular/cli
Add npm global modules folder to your $PATH variable with the following command
export PATH="$HOME/.npm-packages/bin:$PATH"
I am trying to start my angular app using grunt serve command
but I am getting Fatal error: spawn cmd ENOENT.
I used following commands to generate my Angular App
npm install -g yo grunt-cli bower
npm install -g generator-angular
yo angular
npm install
bower install
then i used grunt serve command to start my app
but its not working.
System Info:
OS: Windows 7 64 bit
npm version : 2.11.3
please help me, I gone through all the grunt documentation but no clue.
Try the following possible solutions:
Verify the npm folder exists at the following location C:\Users\My-UserName\AppData\Roaming\npm
Try to run npm cache clean
Add C:\Windows\System32\ to the PATH Environment variable
Run grunt serve with cmd.exe instead of git bash. I have the same problem and have dealt with it in this way.
Reinstalled node/npm from scratch and after npm install I can see the node_modules folder with all of the content from package.json. Checking gulp -v gives command not found in the command line on a mac. If I install gulp globally, gulp -v yields the version.
Is there a way of not installing all dependancies globally to use?
Generally gulp is a package which is used to run some task. These task might need to have administrator privileges. So it is better to install it globally using "npm install -g gulp" command. Here -g means "install it globally".
npm install installs the package locally.
Trying to install BrowserSync
I've followed the steps to install the package through the command line, installed node.js and then I went on to install npm through the command line.
Now when I try to install browser-sync with the following line npm install -g browser-sync you will see it is not recognized when I check the version and its the same when I try do anything like start --server?
note tried installing another package as a test jshint successfully installs/uninstalls but displays the same message when checking its version.
Any suggestions?
Have you tried like below? (http://www.browsersync.io/#install)
npm install -g browser-sync
-g means global.
I'm using node/grunt for deploying to a shared hosting server.
I have node installed in $HOME/opt/node
I don't know where npm install -g grunt is going to install it to, or how to tell npm to install global files to $HOME/some/path.
I ran npm install grunt -g and it seemed to work, but I cannot find the grunt binary anywhere.
If you want the grunt command in your server's shell, you'll need to install the Grunt CLI.
npm install grunt-cli -g
Global modules are located here:
/usr/local/lib/node_modules