Check for dependencies and direct the user to install them if not present #164
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Honestly I don't think automatically installing is a great idea for security reasons, but this lgtm |
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Yeah I agree with you there |
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I'm back from the dead, here's a pull request.
Right now, it just checks if there is a node_modules folder, and if there is not, it stops the program and directs the user to type
npm install, but it may be possible to automatically install them in the future.Either way, this will solve a massive issue with people not reading the readme then asking in support.