JJ
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8 years ago 2015-10-25 13:59 GMT+01:00 Francisco Navarro notifications@github.com:
I'm trying to follow the steps suggested by this file but I find these problems:
1) when I executed "cd node_modules/nodeo" it returned "no such file or directory." It was because node_modules/nodeo was created outside of nodeo directory, in my home directory :S
node app/ea.js and node app/classic-ea.js work (although I don't know what are they doing)
Fixing that on the README. app is not included in the distribution.
Moreover, when I have tried to execute " npm install -g grunt-cli" it have returns: "Error: EACCES, mdir..." which I have solve executing "sudo npm install -g grunt-cli" (at start i had no idea of what was happening that made a lot of bugs .__. Then I realized I wasn't executing as admin. )
That's a node install issue. If you install node using sudo, you'll have to
do the same for all -g commands, which are global install.
2) I receive more errors messages when try to execute grunt docco. First, I have installed docco with: " npm install docco" and have no problem. But when I execute grunt docco, it doesn't work. "Fatal error: unable to find local grunt... I think that's because I hadn't execute "npm install grunt" I had only installed grunt's client... OK... now i execute grunt docco and receive more bugs... I think I have to do: "sudo npm install -g jshint" (I tried first without -g and it warned me about his use.)
A few more instructions should be needed, I guess.. I'll check everything out.
sudo npm install browserify...
You shouldn't need to install that.
Well, I think it would be nice if we modify the README.md a bit in order to make it more easy to understand by inexperienced users like me :/
Will do.
You'll have to do a Pull Request to get the t-shirt, you know... not only issues.
JJ
I'm trying to follow the steps suggested by this file but I find these problems:
1) when I executed "cd node_modules/nodeo" it returned "no such file or directory." It was because node_modules/nodeo was created outside of nodeo directory, in my home directory :S
node app/ea.js and node app/classic-ea.js work (although I don't know what are they doing) Moreover, when I have tried to execute " npm install -g grunt-cli" it have returns: "Error: EACCES, mdir..." which I have solve executing "sudo npm install -g grunt-cli" (at start i had no idea of what was happening that made a lot of bugs .__. Then I realized I wasn't executing as admin. )
2) I receive more errors messages when try to execute grunt docco. First, I have installed docco with: " npm install docco" and have no problem. But when I execute grunt docco, it doesn't work. "Fatal error: unable to find local grunt... I think that's because I hadn't execute "npm install grunt" I had only installed grunt's client... OK... now i execute grunt docco and receive more bugs... I think I have to do: "sudo npm install -g jshint" (I tried first without -g and it warned me about his use.)
sudo npm install browserify...
at last I can't do nothing to run docco...
it retuns: Npm module "grunt-contrib-jshint" not found. It it installed? and the same for docco and browserify... which I had just installed. Am I installing them in a wrong directory or it doesn't matter?
Well, I think it would be nice if we modify the README.md a bit in order to make it more easy to understand by inexperienced users like me :/
If I can if we can be of assistance, i'm willing to help. (And it would be nice to get the T-shit of HackToberFest, you know XD)
~Saludos musicales.