Node executable not found, try specifying an explicit path in your atom config file
amourya-systango opened this issue · comments
When I run Start/Resume the package the showing - Node executable not found, try specifying an explicit path in your atom config file
@amourya-systango Have you specified a path to nodejs it the atom config file?
nodePath should really default to simply node instead of /bin/node so that it just searches $PATH. I'm not even sure if /bin/node is ever correct, except when a user manually installs it there; normally it'd end up somewhere in /usr or ~/
Have the same problem, on my Ubuntu 16.04 it's /usr/bin/node
Anyone suggest how to link it to the current node version set through NVM?
+1 for this issue, it essentially makes the package useless to me.
I've specified a nodePath of node which does'nt work. I've also tried /Users/craigbovis/.nvm/versions/node/v6.10.0/bin/node which doesn't work either.
+1 same here, tried looking for nodejs dirs with dpkg-query -L nodejs and putting them into package settings but didn't work