Closed bardiharborow closed 9 years ago
Unfortunately it looks like npm hates you (not Keystone)
That's an npm issue, usually a transient one when there's a problem connecting to the servers.
In good news your project has been created successfully, it's just the npm install
step that's failing. Try deleting your node_modules
directory, then run npm install
again.
If it doesn't work wait a few minutes, then try again. npm usually comes back online pretty quickly.
Edited OP with a HTTP only try per SO suggestion. NPM Status Page not showing any downtime. Hmmm...
Issue seems to be fixed now. NPM status page still isn't showing downtime though... Looks like I was a little too fast at creating an issue. =) Anyway, I'm going to go and try Keystone, if it's all the reviews say it is, I'm going to be very happy. (insert more ego-grooming content here to make up for annoying you with support requests) =)
No problem, those transient issues often don't show up as downtime. Hope Keystone works well for you :)
Keystone hates me... :(
This freezes, so I gave up and
^C
ed it. Any thoughts?Update 1:
npm install
produces:Update 2:
npm install --registry http://registry.npmjs.org/
is a little more happy but still has somenpm ERR! registry error parsing json
issues.