I am trying to install an NPM package in a project but the installation does not go beyond the buildDeps phase and after a while it gives me the error ECONNRESET. This happens to me with any package I try to install:
I tried to install Express and Angular and couldn't.
Try connecting your device to Internet. NPM is a Package manager which add packages stored in servers and deliver to their users.
If problem still persists, try to install NodeJS again
If I open the integrated terminal and run npm -v it works.
But, if I running it directly from NPM SCRIPTS it doesn't work.
MORE DETAIL AS REQUESTED IN COMMENT
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I also have this problem, here is some more detail...
I have a test script defined in package.json...
When I run this script from the root folder command line using npm run test it works...
This script appears in the list of NPM Scripts in VS Code...
When I run from the NPM Scripts explorer it fails...
Even though it says it is running from the same folder.
Try doing, use dnf or apt-get
sudo apt-get/dnf install npm
The npm file should be in /usr/local/bin/npm. If it's not there, install node.js again with the package on their website.
I get this error message when I try installing feathers from npm
npm WARN deprecated nomnom#1.8.1: Package no longer supported. Contact support#npmjs.com for more info.
npm WARN deprecated babel-preset-es2015#6.24.1: š Thanks for using Babel: we recommend using babel-preset-env now: please read babeljs.io/env to update!
Help!!
As Vasan pointed out in the comments, running
npm install -g #feathersjs/cli
from the command prompt on Windows installs a file feathers.cmd in the folder:
%APPDATA%\npm
If this folder is not on your PATH, then feathers will not be recognised as an executable - it appears that the global install doesn't add it to the path automatically.
Editing system environment variables to add this folder to your path should make the feathers cli tools available.
Note that after altering your path you may need to restart your terminal for the updated path to be available.
Its very simple, if you have an earlier version installed, uninstall the old feathers-cli using:
npm uninstall feathers-cli -g
Then install #feathersjs/cli and upgrade a project by the following commands:
npm install #feathersjs/cli -g
cd path/to/project
feathers upgrade
I also faced with the installation issue. But got an error: 404 Not Found: babel-messages#^6.23.0. I've solved it when run npm install #feathersjs/cli -g through the windows terminal (cmd). Before that I was running it on bash.
This issue also occurs when installation is ran using Admin credential(Windows 10), reinstall without elevated cmd/powershell credential also solved the problem.
I'm experiencing an issue where Visual Studio Code in Windows 10 is not able to detect globally installed NPM packages within the Integrated Terminal.
For example, if the windows command prompt I install #angular/cli via command npm install -g #angular/cli, within that command prompt I can execute #angular/cli commands such as ng --version without error. After that global npm module install, within Visual Studio Code, performing the same ng --version gives me the error:
The term 'ng' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function,
script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or
if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
I can however within the integrated terminal successfully perform commands such as npm -v and node -v.
I have the following items in my system environment variables
C:\Program Files\nodejs\
%AppData%\npm
Are there Visual Studio Code user or system environment variables I'm missing to allow detection of global npm modules?
Thank you for any help you can provide.
Visual Studio Code must be "Run as Administrator" for working Terminal Commands.
I was able to resolve the issue and use global npm commands in Visual Studio Code by modifying my system environment path variables to position %AppData%\npm before %ProgramFiles%\nodejs\ per npm troubleshooting tips
no need to do anything else just follow below steps -
right click on my computer (this pc).
go to properties.
click on advanced system setting.
click on environmental variable.
select path variable from system variable.
click on edit button.
add %AppData%\npm and %ProgramFiles%\nodejs\ at top of the list.
8 click on ok. ok. ok
restart your system.
after restart open visual studio code as run as administrative mode.
Enjoy...............!!!!!
Run Visual studio code as an administrator. Then type ng command. It should work
Reboot your computer , this worked for me
If you have entered the environment variable and it is still not recognized and if you don't want to reboot your computer because you have so many things running then just reboot your Visual Studio Or Visual Studio Code and then Open Terminal (ctrl + `) and run
npm install
Now it will work fine.
You can resolve the issue by opening the VS Code Terminal and type
npm install -g #angular/cli
This should resolve the issue.
Run powershell or cmd prompt in admin mode.
Check if npm and node commands work (if not, then check environment variables as others have mentioned).
Update node using npm [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18412129/how-can-i-update-
npm-on-windows]
Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Scope CurrentUser -Force
npm install -g npm-windows-upgrade
npm-windows-upgrade
Run npm install -g #angular/cli
Run ng --version in Visual Studio Code to see if it's now working.
If you do not have access to Environmental variable (office machines).
You can try to run command like this:
npm run <your angular command>
it works as well, just need to add npm run before ng command
Example -> npm run ng g c shop/cart
I found that adding %AppData%\npm to your Path variable made it work for PowerShell and the Command Prompt, it still did not work for the integrated PowerShell in VS Code for me.
When I changed it from %AppData%\npm to the actual path C:\Users\<USER>\AppData\Roaming\npm where <USER> is your user directory, and reopened VS Code it started working.
Additionaly to all the good advice here, make sure that you have node.js installed on your machine.
To me the solution was adding the extensions for npm:
I have executed command -
npm install migrate
and it has executed successfully. But when I try to execute the command migrate in terminal it gives me error as migrate command not found
Please find image here.
Has anyone got the same error?
try installing it globally
npm install migrate -g
I have two solutions to this problem.
The first is to attempt to install the package globally.
npm install -g migrate
If aboveĀ Ā solution notĀ worked, it could be due to the current user's undefined ExecutionPolicy.
As an administrator, run the following PowerShell command:
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned