Force NODE_PATH environment variable

[jagged3dge]

Is it possible to do force NODE_PATH from atom's exports folder to a different folder?

I've tried using:
NODE_PATH="D:\WebDevTools\nodejs,D:\npm-modules\node_modules"
but it seems it gets rejected and NODE_PATH in the opened terminal still shows:
NODE_PATH=C:\Users\Gary\AppData\Local\atom\app-1.0.19\resources\app.asar\exports

[jagged3dge]

I just researched a little more and found a related issue reported to Atom editor repo: atom/atom#3311

[tkw1536]

@jagged3dge Where did you try changing the environment variable?

If you change the environmentVariables setting of this package to NODE_PATH=D:\WebDevTools\nodejs,ATOMERNIAL_FILE=$file,ATOMERNIAL_DIRECTORY=$directory,NODE_ENV= at least atoms value should be overriden. Unfortunatly you can not set environment variables to anything containing a comma right now.

[tkw1536]

This issue hasn't had any activity for a long time, closing.

[jagged3dge]

Oops, did not realize this issue was still open. I've since moved on to VSCode as my editor, ditching Atom.
Regardless, thank you for your package and continued support 👍