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node.js path #10
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Can you give the whole error message please? |
" During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred: Traceback (most recent call last): FYI, my other sublime-text-3 packages have found and are using node and it is version v0.10.26. |
I fixed it by installing node with homebrew so it goes into usr/local. NVM does not put it there. |
Hello, I am having the same issue. I installed both nodejs and Javascript & nodejs packages. The total message reads: error: CSScomb error: I don't know how the above person solved the issue. I don't know if it causes an issue, but on my computer it has installed the nodejs package into the below directory: C:\Users\Alastair\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Installed Packages\Nodejs.sublime-package Any help greatly appreciated as you have a great little add on for SublimeText. I am using SublimeText 3 |
I think instead of having NodeJS (the platform) installed on windows (into the program files folder) you only have a sublime package called Nodejs added to sublime. If you install NodeJS (the platform) from here then sublime and sublime packages can use it: http://nodejs.org/download/ |
@getsetbro I installed from nodejs.org and get same error. I'm using ST2 portable. |
@getsetbro After I installed node.js I checked if node was successfully installed and it was, but the error in ST2 portable when trying to run csscomb still persisted. However after reboot it gave a different error (I'm working with sass in .scss files). I changed the syntax type from css to scss and now it works! |
Ah ok, I installed the windows platform as you suggested and now it works perfectly. I miss-understood about how to install node.js. Many thanks! |
Add node path to config, please |
Same @asakasinsky , please add path to the config. Thanks for the plugin 👍 |
You can now set custom path to |
Thank you! |
I am having the same issue with CSS Comb. I added my Node path in the settings like so: "node-path" : "C:/Program Files (x86)/nodejs/node", And I added the path in my system variables as well: C:\Program Files (x86)\nodejs When I go to run CSS Comb I am still getting the error: CSScomb error: Any more suggestions? |
Help please same error above. |
@blagodat88 what system are you using and how did you install nodejs? |
I am getting the error "node is not recognized as ..."
I can't seem to find where this node's path will go?
I have node.js installed
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