lukeed / bee3d

Support Forum for Bee3D Slider, found @ http://www.lukeed.com/demo/bee3D
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I keep getting this error when I finish npm install :( #76

Closed eltongreenfield closed 4 years ago

eltongreenfield commented 4 years ago

Hello I purchased your plugin hoping to finally achieve something like this product carousel by using your concave slider code. I am very new to programming and I was able to successfully download Node.js on Mac OS. But once it came to installing the dependencies, I started running into issues. Screen Shot 2020-07-15 at 3 58 11 AM I would love to know how to bypass this error so that I can get to building asap, thank you so much!

lukeed commented 4 years ago

Hey, thank you!

Your npm install failed -- that's why your npm run watch doesn't work (and never will). I'd try rerunning npm install to finish gathering the dependencies. If that fails then you may have a permissions issue with npm on your system.

In any event, you may not need to do this at all. There's an included "dist" directory in your extracted ZIP -- it will contain all the pre-built files for you.

Hope that helps!

lukeed commented 4 years ago

Oh I see the issue.

Installation failed because got set a version cap on node (which is odd) and since npm wants to be strict, it bails the install.

If you still want to install the build tools (unlikely in most cases) you can install yarn and then run:

$ yarn install --ignore-engines

As the name suggests, that will ignore all version constraints. đź‘Ť

eltongreenfield commented 4 years ago

Hey Luke,

I appreciate the timely response! Okay so if I were use the “dist” folder with the compiled CSS, how would that work? I’m a little confused on the process of implementing the plugin within a new html file. I looked over your notes about Getting Started but it’s not clicking with me yet. I attempted to link the examples you provided with the css included and it isn’t yielding any results in terms of styling. If you could break that down for me that would be great!

Thanks a ton for your help, Elton

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lukeed commented 4 years ago

Hey, have you seen #75 ?

The general idea is that you want to place the /dist contents into locations that you want & then it's just a matter of attaching link and script tags that point to those locations. Beyond that, you're looking to configure/use Bee3D as the rest of the Wiki/documentation describes.

eltongreenfield commented 4 years ago

Okay I’ll give it a try. I’ll let you know if there are any more issues but otherwise I think I’ll be good to go.

Thanks again, Elton

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Hey, have you seen #75 https://github.com/lukeed/bee3d/issues/75 ?

The general idea is that you want to place the /dist contents into locations that you want & then it's just a matter of attaching link and script tags that point to those locations. Beyond that, you're looking to configure/use Bee3D as the rest of the Wiki/documentation describes.

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