I have a pretty common (i guess) problem. Many of my projects utilize nodejs, some for business logic, others only for some building task. I need to have different runtimes in different projects, one of my electron apps requires node 7.10.0, a typical build suite requires node 8.x. Now i know – i can use sudo n 7.10.0 or sudo
Tag: node.js
Node module ifx_db installation fails in linux
I am trying to install ifx_db (Node module to connect to informix DB). It is working fine in Windows but in Linux i am getting the following error. Request your inputs towards this Thanks in advance Answer FYI: The Informix node.js drive is depended on Informix Client SDK version 4.10 xC2 or above, that you need to download and install
Node.js is installed but it’s not usable
I’m using Debian 9.1.0 and I have installed Node.js by downloading the LTS version Linux Binaries (x64). From the location (where I installed Node.js), I can use it: But when I run it outside this location, like: I got the error: bash: node: command not found The solution I found on Internet: create a symlink doesn’t help me. Answer I’m
Deploy NodeJS app to Azure from VS Code
Created simple nodejs app in VS Code (Linux). Also created NodeJS app in Azure. How to deploy app from VS Code to this Azure app now? AZ CLI installed. I’ve downloaded some MyApp.PublishSettings file however seems it used in VS not VS Code. What is the best way to deploy then with or without git (github)? Answer Local Git deployment
Access files on linux from nodejs with case insensitivity
I am accessing files from nodejs dynamically, but I am facing a problem when user creates a directory with different case like (/hello) and try to access it with different case like (/Hello). Is there a way that I can access directories on linux through nodejs with case insensitivity? Answer On a case-insensitive filesystem your best bet is probably going
How to run node server and java server in same command line in package.json start
I need to run : And : I tried : Or But in both case the java server is not running when I ask it in the node applicaition. But if I run both commande in 2 differents console. There is no problem. Thank you Edit: I try to do it in the npm start Answer Ok so I found
How to do a GET on my localhost node server using curl?
I am trying to GET a page from my localhost server using the command line on linux. I have my node’s REST endpoint like this: And going here on my browser works perfectly: However, I can’t figure out how to use CURL to do the same GET request via the command line. Here is what I have tried: curl -H
Parsing error: Unexpected token .. when using eslint
I’m fairly new to the linux webapp development scheme but there was a readme attached with the project that the previous team left me. It said I have to call sudo npm install bower install grunt build/grunt server. firstly, my bower.json is empty with the exception of and secondly when I call grunt build I get the error error Parsing
Stream data for users
I want to build a server that could stream data from multiple endpoints simultaneously for analytics purposes. Scenario: users registered on our platform will provide credentials of their IoT device. E.g https://stream.example.com/user1 & https://stream.example.com/user2 Our responsibility is to monitor the device log and status in order to generate reports. Questions: Since each stream will keep a HTTP connection open, how
ssh2 module fails silently with creds that succeed from CLI
I’ve successfully ssh’d into Google Cloud Compute via CLI with a command like the following: But using the ssh2 module isn’t giving any output, including errors. I’m tailing /var/log/secure as I’m debugging the node script and I can see log entries when I ssh in and close the session from CLI, but nothing at all when I try through node