Does any one know how can I found which version of Susy is installed on my windows system?
For example you can write in the command line compass -v to find out which version of Compass is installed on your machine.
But susy -v doesnt work.
Is there any command to find out which version of Susy is installed?
Thanks
Ok, I found a way.
gem list
shows all installed gems including Susy. :-)
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Trying to install firebase on the command line, can't do it because I probably need to change npm permissions. Problem is, when I run "npm get prefix" it comes back with "command not found". I know I have node.js, npm, git and bower installed, but I am very new to the command line and can't find anything online that references this. Can anyone help? Using Mac OSX.
I should specify what was going on here: I tried re-installing node.js a few times and it didn't work. I was re-installing the most recent version and for some reason my terminal didn't see it. The problem was fixed when I installed the LTS (Long Term Support) version.
I just updated npm to latest version, but in Linux is not working properly.
When I was trying to install new modules showed errors:
Cannot find module 'asynckit' or
Cannot find module 'reflect-metadata' or
Cannot find module 'har-schema' ...
npm 5.0.1
node 8.0.0
Someone has any idea why it is happening just in Linux (ubuntu 17.04)?
Thank you
npm versions 5.0.0/5.0.1 have bunch of install/update related problems, and I do not advise to use 5.x at this moment, unless you're ready to dig into issues and are able to solve them by your own.
Issue #16833. Issue #16877. Issue #16901. Issue #16907. Etc.
Try this:
apt-get update
Update your system
tl;dr: how to install node properly, without all the $PATH errors and command not found?
Let me illustrate my problem with the following story:
I've been trying to install node "properly". I did the basic install, with it's installer, and found this (tl;dr: do not sudo node).
Ok, let's remove node and reinstall it with nvm and all. Great. Now, my $PATH doesn't point properly. Let's search a way to fix the $PATH.
Fixed the $PATH after several tries and failures? Great. Let's test... node -v returns 4.5.0... hmm, I'm sure it had a different version. Anyways, let's try installing gulp.
npm install --global gulp-cli, great, installed. Let's npm gulp -v to see if everything is alright —and it looks alright, as it returns 2.15.9.
So, if I just gulp it should return an error (as I don't have a gulpfile or packages.json). When I gulp at the terminal, it returns: zsh: command not found: gulp
So, i find out there's something not working properly again.
After several tries, removes, uninstalls and reinstalls, I beg your help. How can I remove everything node related from my computer and which is the best way to install node? I just want to use gulp, eslint and sublime text 2 with it.
If I'm doing something terribly wrong or saying incorrect things... call me dumb but please do correct me.
OSx El Capitan 10.11.16
iTerm2 3.0.7 with Oh My Zsh
Sublime Text Stable Channel, Build 3114
I did try with Homebrew and it worked properly.
Good evening. Faced such problem: I'm trying to install node.js, following these instructions https://academy.appgyver.com/installwizard/steps?from=steroids_frontpage_sign_up#/git. But the terminal does not see .nvm command:-(. I tried this Node Version Manager install - nvm command not found, but I did not find .bash_profile or .profile.
Please, help!
One may find it easier to follow this tutorial in installing Node.js on a Mac.
http://coolestguidesontheplanet.com/installing-node-js-on-osx-10-10-yosemite/
Hope this helps!
I am trying to install node.js but am still running OSX 10.6.8, and thus am stuck with XCode 3 (using 3.2).
My first issue, is that I cannot get homebrew to recognize XCode 3.2. When I run brew -v doctor I get the following output (after fixing a few other issues):
Homebrew 0.9.4
Warning: Setting DYLD_* vars can break dynamic linking.
Set variables:
DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH
Warning: Xcode not installed
Most stuff needs Xcode to build: http://developer.apple.com/xcode/
I have only been able to find fixes for XCode 4.xx and they have not worked for me. How do I point homebrew at my XCode? (I also don't really understand how I should set DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH...)
When I run brew install node I am told that xcode is not installed (it definitely is), and also this error: IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'out/Release/node'
The fixes I have seen for this relate to XCode (various xcode-select -switch fixes), but they have not worked for me, as these fixes have been for XCode 4.xx.
When I run the verbose version, this error additionally shows up:
creating ./config.gypi
creating ./config.mk
sh: /usr/bin/usr/bin/xcodebuild: No such file or directory
/usr/bin/usr/bin/xcodebuild fails with 32512 - Unknown error: 32512
gyp: Error 69 running xcodebuild
I would really appreciate some help with this.
Thanks for reading.
While homebrew is great for a lot of packages I have never had good luck using it for node.js. Can you install using the standard OSX binary?
Also nvm is really good if you need to work with multiple versions of node.js
It sounds like you might now have the Xcode CLI tools installed. You can install them from the Xcode preferences.