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octokatherine / readme.so

An online drag-and-drop editor to easily build READMEs
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Installing or Updating NEXT #101

Closed hellomikko closed 3 years ago

hellomikko commented 3 years ago

If the end user does not have nextjs installed before running the project:

npm install next or npm update next <--- Most likely, you should just be able to instead of installing as it should already be installed.

Then

run npm run dev and you should be set to go with the following messege ready - started server on 0.0.0.0:3000, url: http://localhost:3000. You can also just hold ctrl+left click the url: http://localhost:3000 which will open up in a tab in your browser.

wimvdc commented 3 years ago

That's why there is a package.json. When a developer runs npm install it will install all dependencies locally (unless NODE_ENV=production), so no need to install NextJS seperately. Unless I'm missing something here?

hellomikko commented 3 years ago

For me, when I ran npm run dev nothing happens and gave me an error as if some dependencies weren't there or installed. But when I ran npm install and than ran npm run dev it worked like a charm. I dunno, that's just how it was for me once I did a fresh clone AND downloaded it separately just to see.

wimvdc commented 3 years ago

For me, when I ran npm run dev nothing happens and gave me an error as if some dependencies weren't there or installed. But when I ran npm install and than ran npm run dev it worked like a charm. I dunno, that's just how it was for me once I did a fresh clone AND downloaded it separately just to see.

When you want to run a Node project (like this one) locally, you always have run npm install first to download all the necessary dependencies listed in package.json.

I have tested it and works like a charm without needing to install NextJS separately.

hellomikko commented 3 years ago

alright