Closed DerIngo closed 3 weeks ago
Maybe the issue is a few lines earlier, when the guide tells me npm install -g gulp-cli@^2.3.0
. Maybe this should be npm install -g gulp-cli@^3.0.0
?
gulp server
only works if Gulp 5 is installed globally, which should no longer be done because global dependencies are harder to manage. It's better to use npx gulp server
instead which ensures that the local dependency version is used. If you have Gulp installed globally, you should uninstall it first.
Note the following sentence in the "Getting the Code" section:
If you prefer to not install gulp-cli globally, you have to prefix all the gulp commands with npx (for example, npx gulp server instead of gulp server).
Looking at this again, we should indeed amend the README after https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/commit/98ef8a1be3592042798ae55afffe4c0c39bd8247. Thank you and @qwer1304 for reporting this; I've created a PR that should resolve the issue.
Fixed by #18247.
I followed the "Getting the Code" on https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js When I tried to start the server with
gulp server
, I got an error message:Unsupported gulp version
. I could fix it when I changed inpackage.json
from"gulp": "^5.0.0"
to"gulp": "4.0.0"
PS: In the Learning-Section you have an introduction video, which might be a little outdated (12 years old).