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instructions for dev environment don't work on ubuntu 16.04 #11
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ok - I have it working under ubuntu! I after changing the I'll do up a PR directly! |
@melalj - can you take a look at the updated readme.md real quick? I'll merge that to master and add v 1.0.2 tag to master if it all looks good! |
get ubuntu dev environment working per #11
latest merged PR #12 should fix all this! |
Hrm - I ran |
You shouldn't make an changes in |
all good - thanks for all the hand holding. i'll soon not be a JS newbie with all your help! |
heya! I'm running a new install of ubuntu 16.04 and I have trouble setting up my dev environment. First up, if i just run
sudo apt-get install npm
i end up with:I'm not sure which versions of node and npm you were expecting.
i believe, since you're using the global flag (
-g
), you need asudo
before bothnpm install -g gulp
andnpm install -g bower
.when running
npm install
i got an error:However, this looks OK, because it's optional and just a WARN not a FATAL.
next up is that
node
can't actually be run inbower install
, because it's callednodejs
, so thanks to stack overflow, i had to run this:after that
bower install
gives me this errorwhich I can not currently get past, but haven't given up! it looks like maybe one of the src files we're referencing is minified which is not desired? i only see the vendor files as being minified, but i'm kinda stabbing in the dark here being a node newb. Hopefully using non-minified version is compatible with your dev set up so it won't break it or force upgrade or some such silliness.
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