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Strapi quickstart: user-permissions plugin not installing. #3002
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Looking at #2324 it seems that Node 11 isn't supported, but that was some time ago. Is node 11 still not supported? |
Hello @tshelver! Can you to uninstall globally Strapi and install it again globally and retry to create your project. I was not able to reproduce your issue. |
Thanks. I will have to do some head scratching then. I have tried uninstalling strapi and reinstalling, but same issue. Maybe better to hold off until the beta release? |
Arg not cool. I tested it again and it works well. |
Yup. everything is in my user home. All the other plugins installed just fine. This one leaves an empty user-permissions subdirectory in the plug ins folder |
I will just keep monitoring the issues list for now, and switch the project workpath to something that does not require RESTful (or GraphQL) content for now, |
Can you give me the path of the folder you are trying to create your application. |
It's in my user home (under the subdirectory containing all my git projects) directory: /home/tshelver/git/cms/plugins/ All the other plugin folders are correctly populated. |
Here is the next attempt:: different subdirectory of my tshelver home (MEGAsync), application called strapitest. tshelver@T540p:~/MEGAsync$ strapi new strapitest --quickstart ✅ Connected to the database 🏗 Application generation:
✔ Install plugin email. 👌 Your new application strapitest is ready at /home/tshelver/MEGAsync/strapitest. ⚡ Change directory: ⚡ Start application: [2019-03-25T16:26:35.494Z] info Time: Mon Mar 25 2019 18:26:35 GMT+0200 (South Africa Standard Time) [2019-03-25T16:26:35.495Z] info ☄️ Admin panel: http://localhost:1337/admin [2019-03-25T16:26:35.681Z] debug HEAD index.html (181 ms) |
@tshelver maybe see if you can check/change your npm repo? Try a US or EU mirror? |
Not the issue.... I got the plugin installed. Now to test out if it works. I copied the plugin npm install : npm i strapi-plugin-users-permissions and ran that as 👍 Then I started a new application (strapistest) I am a long way from being a node / npm expert, just starting off. My background is more big systems and backend stuff, and the last year or so Python / Postgresql apps. When I did the npm install I got: Anything to worry about? |
v7 is olddddd and 99.999% sure is not gonna work 😛 |
Also you shouldn't need to use sudo to run an npm i inside of a project https://docs.npmjs.com/resolving-eacces-permissions-errors-when-installing-packages-globally |
Follow the link: https://www.npmjs.com/package/strapi-plugin-users-permissions. That doesn't specify any version. I just followed the standard install script.... When I followed the link in my browser, that is where i ended up. To be clear, my strapi is :Strapi: V3.0.0-alpha.25.2 Where would i get a later release? And how? The npm -i would not run without the sudo. Maybe i can get rid of all my node stuff and start again? |
I will close this one and monitor. I have had a successful test cycle from entry through to pulling data from the API. |
I have the exact same issue on both node 10.15.3 and 11.14.0. I tried reinstalling strapi but still no success. |
I'm a beginner and i have the same problem with plugins error, can you tell me how to uninstall globally strapi pls? thanks It is the beta version good to try? |
Hey all, I had this same issue -- oddly my first attempt for another project had previously worked -- so I was really confused by this. I tried to diagnose for quite some time, but in the interest of saving time and moving forward I ended up pulling my original version down, and of course, it was still in working condition. All this to say I've stripped that version down to a very basic use case of what I need as a base, but if anyone wants u can just clone that same repo... https://github.com/gaurangrshah/strapi-default-api.git - I've made it a template repo, for future projects. -- not a fix, just a workaround in the interest of saving time. You can always strip. It down further for your needs as I'm sure they'll differ. Hope this helps. |
Node: v11.12.0
Npm: V6.7.0
Strapi: V3.0.0-alpha.25.2
Ubuntu 18.04.
DB: as deliverred
What is the current behavior?
Plugin user-permissions does not load.
When I go to http://localhost:1337/admin, the quickstart guide is shown, but no Admin user setup is displayed, per the Quickstart guide
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See startup below
$ strapi new strapi_qs --quickstart
🚀 Starting to create your Strapi application.
✅ Connected to the database
🏗 Application generation:
✔ Copy dashboard
✔ Install plugin settings-manager.
✔ Install plugin content-type-builder.
✔ Install plugin content-manager.
⚠ An error occurred during users-permissions plugin installation.
✖ An error occurred during plugin installation.
Please make sure this plugin is available on npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/strapi-plugin-users-permissions
✔ Install plugin email.
✔ Install plugin upload.
✔ Link strapi dependency to the project.
👌 Your new application strapi_qs is ready at /home/tshelver/git/strapi_qs.
Steps to reproduce the problem
Tried to manually install the plugin, same issue
What is the expected behavior?
Suggested solutions
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