search

rdio / jsfmt

For formatting, searching, and rewriting JavaScript.
http://rdio.github.io/jsfmt/
Other
1.69k stars 71 forks source link

-bash: jsfmt: command not found #189

Open antonio97b opened 8 years ago

antonio97b commented 8 years ago

Running npm install -g jsfmt on my Mac still results in a -bash: jsfmt: command not found error in my console. Everything seems to install correctly but I just can't get any response from jsfmt. I don't have a lot of information other than that, if anyone needs anything else to help me figure out the issue then just let me know and I'll get it to you.

jimfleming commented 8 years ago

Hi @antonio97b, can you uninstall jsfmt then post the full output of npm install -g jsfmt?

antonio97b commented 8 years ago

spawn-sync@1.0.15 postinstall $HOME/.npm-packages/lib/node_modules/jsfmt/node_modules/esformatter/node_modules/npm-run/node_modules/spawn-sync node postinstall

$HOME/.npm-packages/bin/jsfmt -> /Users/Tony/.npm-packages/lib/node_modules/jsfmt/bin/jsfmt jsfmt@0.5.3 /Users/Tony/.npm-packages/lib/node_modules/jsfmt ├── deep-extend@0.4.1 ├── underscore@1.8.3 ├── esprima@2.7.2 ├── docopt@0.4.1 ├── rocambole@0.7.0 ├── esformatter-braces@1.2.1 (rocambole-token@1.2.1) ├── tmp@0.0.28 (os-tmpdir@1.0.1) ├── rc@1.1.6 (ini@1.3.4, strip-json-comments@1.0.4, minimist@1.2.0) ├── glob@5.0.15 (path-is-absolute@1.0.0, inherits@2.0.1, inflight@1.0.5, once@1.3.3, minimatch@3.0.2) ├── falafel@1.2.0 (isarray@0.0.1, foreach@2.0.5, object-keys@1.0.11, acorn@1.2.2) ├── escodegen@1.7.1 (estraverse@1.9.3, esutils@2.0.2, esprima@1.2.5, optionator@0.5.0, source-map@0.2.0) ├── esformatter-var-each@2.1.0 (rocambole-token@1.2.1, rocambole@0.3.6) └── esformatter@0.9.6 (rocambole-node@1.0.0, strip-json-comments@0.1.3, debug@0.7.4, stdin@0.0.1, supports-color@1.3.1, rocambole-token@1.2.1, acorn-to-esprima@2.0.8, user-home@2.0.0, minimist@1.2.0, disparity@2.0.0, rocambole-linebreak@1.0.2, rocambole-whitespace@1.0.0, resolve@1.1.7, npm-run@2.0.0, mout@1.0.0, rocambole-indent@2.0.4, babel-traverse@6.12.0, esformatter-parser@1.0.0)

On Thu, Jul 28, 2016 at 2:33 PM, Jim Fleming notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi @antonio97b https://github.com/antonio97b, can you uninstall jsfmt then post the full output of npm install -g jsfmt?

— You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub https://github.com/rdio/jsfmt/issues/189#issuecomment-236031932, or mute the thread https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ALjWReEkk-u0Wg_exzlhKAIq4bn8HX6nks5qaSAngaJpZM4JXpfS .

jimfleming commented 8 years ago

Is /Users/Tony/.npm-packages/bin/jsfmt in your path? Do other npm -g modules work (if so, can you do a which on them to see where they're installed)?

antonio97b commented 8 years ago

Yes, jsfmt is located in $HOME/.npm-packages/bin/.

Bower and Ember, which I use every day, are also both located in the same directory next to jsfmt

jimfleming commented 8 years ago

This sounds like an npm or a shell issue. I can continue to throw out random suggestions but it should "just work".

Does /usr/bin/env node work? It's what we use to declare the shell script.

antonio97b commented 8 years ago

Yes, /usr/bin/env node spits me into the node shell.

antonio97b commented 8 years ago

Jimfleming,

Is it possible I can just alias 'jsfmt' into my bash_profile. If so, what would I need to put in there?

mikew commented 7 years ago

@antonio97b 

alias jsfmt="$HOME/.npm-packages/bin/jsfmt"

That will work, but to avoid an alias for everything installed through npm you'd want:

export PATH="$HOME/.npm-packages/bin:$PATH"

Also type bower might show how you're able to run bower.