Cannot run mockoon-cli

[LukMas]

Hi!

I'm trying to user mockoon-cli on my kubuntu but I can't get it working.
I've installed the snap of node (because, it looks better than the native version). So:
sudo snap install node --classic
Then I've restarted the system and now I get both npm and node in their latest versions.
Then I've run
npm install -g @mockoon/cli
As suggested on this page

No way. I can't get it working.
Every time I run
mockoon-cli
I get the command not found error.

Could someone help me with this, please?

Note: I'm sure that the problem is not the snap package of node, every other thing I do with node works.

-------------- EDIT ---------------

The problem has definitely something to do with *buntu. On the other system that runs on Fedora it works without a problem.

[255kb]

Hi,
I suspect that the command wasn't added to the PATH. It could be due to a broken Node.js installation, lack of permissions, etc.
It's a bit out of Mockoon's scope, but I suggest that you check NPM's global modules folder (possibly in /usr/local/lib/node_modules) for the mockoon-cli command. If this folder is not in the PATH variable you may have a Node.js installation issue.

[LukMas]

Hi,

Thanks for the reply. I was really busy at work and I've forgotten to write back.
Yes, the thing has nothing to do with Mockoon. Indeed the content of node_modules was empty and I was not able to find where the mockoon_cli was installed.

It has to to with Kubuntu and the way that in general Ubuntu (Debian too?) manages node and npm. I've solved the problem installing the snap version of node, just to find that then another piece of software doesn't work.
I've lost all the morning trying to find out way the other software now doesn't work, but before yes. On the other side, not mockoon-cli works, while before not.