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Starting nodemon & eslint Error #4214

Closed CameronB-Git closed 2 months ago

CameronB-Git commented 1 year ago

Details

I want to create a backend server that can store a list of values, that can be appended to etc. I have installed nodemon, node js, es lint etc. I have also created the package.json file for the backend server, as well as "app.js". To start the server, I run "npm start", and it throws an error when running the lint command: "The system cannot find the path specified". Screenshot 2023-07-27 131339 Screenshot of the error in cmd.

image Screenshot of the package.json file.

image Screenshot of the app.js file (console.log('hello) for testing purposes).

(I'm very new to JS as a whole, so it might just be a stupid mistake)

Node.js version

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node version - 20.5.0

Example code

No response

Operating system

Windows 11

Scope

I need the server to run alongside the frontend server

Module and version

Not applicable.

preveen-stack commented 1 year ago

Try changing to "node_modules/.bin/eslint src/app.js"

CameronB-Git commented 1 year ago

Just tried this! Still returning the same error.

CameronB-Git commented 1 year ago

Didn't mean to close the issue :) Tried the above suggestion, didn't work.

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