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I’m trying to install the nodemon globally, using:
npm install nodemon --global
It seems to install normally, with two warnings for an optional module:
npm WARN optional SKIPPING OPTIONAL DEPENDENCY: fsevents@^1.0.0
But when I try to execute him:
nodemon servidor.js
Makes a mistake:
'nodemon' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
What’s wrong with it?
P.S. on another computer worked smoothly. I’m on a Windows 10.
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In some facilities of Node, the prefix is not assigned in the way of the environment variables, then what you install globally does not work as expected. To resolve this, we have to add the prefix in the way of the environment variables. This can be done by command prompt.
To do this, first it is necessary to find out which is the prefix path, this can be solved by doing so:
npm config get prefix
The command will result in a path, copy it and paste in the next command:
set PATH=%PATH%;caminho;
Demonstration
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To complement the @Luc response, in Windows 10, the above configuration did not persist - and I decided to manually put in Path of variáveis de usuário (not in the system):
In the Path, i included the address %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\npm:
And after a reboot, finally the configuration persisted.
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You must run with the following command:
npm nodemon servidor.js
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Did you install with one user and now are with another? What operating system do you use? For example if you do
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