Open ed765super opened 4 years ago
If you already downloaded the node modules via cmd, then download this node modules from https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ML6nECK18J0jM3hhfJdSCRtCNLssruYQ/view and replace it with the node_modules folder in your local repository. and return to cmd and type "npm start" it will work
Would I need to npm install after?
On Thu, Jul 23, 2020, 9:51 AM RajeshTeja notifications@github.com wrote:
If you already downloaded the node modules via cmd, then download this node modules from https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ML6nECK18J0jM3hhfJdSCRtCNLssruYQ/view and replace it with the node_modules folder in your local repository. and return to cmd and type "npm start" it will work
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npm install first, then npm start
"npm install" will download new versions of node_modules that gives you the error about "@jpmorganchase/perspective" so you can download the required node_modules for the task from above link and no need to use "npm install" after just "npm start"
This is the error I am getting after running this fix.
Worked for me. Are you running from an admin CMD?
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[image: Screen Shot 2020-07-28 at 12 24 26 PM] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/39545648/88693724-9f6fd180-d0cd-11ea-8b6f-18536812c17c.png This is the error I am getting after running this fix.
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Not sure what the admin CMD would be, I was just running the npm install, npm start as normally (after replacing the node_modules dir). Not sure if running Catalina MacOS effects it at all - I know there have been some read/write permission errors with that OS
When you open your console (the black box) to you right click and try to run as an administrator
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Not sure what the admin CMD would be, I was just running the npm install, npm start as normally (after replacing the node_modules dir). Not sure if running Catalina MacOS effects it at all - I know there have been some read/write permission errors with that OS
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so running npm install react-scripts resolved the issue!
I downloaded the link provided above and now ended up the error above(screenshot) in the comment
If you already downloaded the node modules via cmd, then download this node modules from https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ML6nECK18J0jM3hhfJdSCRtCNLssruYQ/view and replace it with the node_modules folder in your local repository. and return to cmd and type "npm start" it will work
Can you share you package.json?
I downloaded the link provided above and now ended up the error above(screenshot) in the comment
Can you share your package.json file?