Node no executable found in path linux

Node не распознается как внутренняя или внешняя команда, а находится в PATH

Хотя я следую советам:

У меня возникла странная проблема: Resume, хотя node path — это список в Path, он не находит node.

Я следил за предложениями в SO, добавляя переменную к переменным среды и отображая Ok в пути:

Следующая строка не будет выполнена

Но если я перейду в список папок в Path, то он будет работать нормально.

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Ответ 1

Каталог nodejs в вашем PATH не распознается, потому что перед точкой с запятой существует пробел, поэтому Windows ищет каталог с пробелом в конце имени, которого не существует.

Ответ 2

Ошибка: ‘node’ не распознается как внутренняя или внешняя команда

Проблема может заключаться в том, что node не установлен на компьютере, на котором работает приложение.

Затем установите его и установите переменную среды для nodejs.

Или

Еще одной причиной может быть путь nodejs, который не задан в переменной среды.

Обратите внимание на следующее: открыть панель управления → Система и безопасность → Система → Расширенные настройки системы → Переменные среды → Путь

путь nodejs должен быть доступен здесь. Если недоступно, добавьте следующее:

C:\Program Files (x86)\nodejs ИЛИ C:\Program Files\nodejs

Теперь перезапустите приложение, и ошибка была решена.

Ответ 3

Слэш после\nodejs\работал у меня

Ответ 4

Обычно переменные среды не действуют до тех пор, пока система Restart.

Я предлагаю System Restart для всех тех, кто сталкивается с той же проблемой при выполнении чистой установки.

Это сработало для меня.

Ответ 5

Если вы сделали npm install jasmine-node -g , вам просто нужно сделать jasmine-node spec (no call prefix).

Ответ 6

В Windows вам необходимо установить путь к папке node.js в системные переменные или пользовательские переменные.

1) откройте Панель управления → Система и безопасность → Система → Расширенные настройки системы → Переменные среды

2) в разделе «Пользовательские переменные» или «Системные переменные» найдите переменную PATH и добавьте путь к папке node.js как значение. Обычно это C:\Program Files\nodejs; . Если переменная не существует, создайте ее.

3) Перезагрузите среду IDE или компьютер.

Полезно также добавить пути «npm» и «Git» как переменные, разделенные точкой с запятой.

Ответ 7

Если вы проверили свой PATH и уверены, что путь для node добавлен правильно, то вы, вероятно, столкнетесь с проблемой во время выполнения команд node OR npm с CLI, отличным от интерфейс командной строки по умолчанию для операционной системы (например, Git bash в Windows).

Странная часть состоит в том, что вы можете проверить node -v и npm -v в этих CLI, но по некоторым причинам они не очень хорошо работают с этими командами (особенно в сочетании с install или update ).

Возможное решение

Попробуйте запустить node с терминалом по умолчанию для вашей ОС.

Ответ 8

Я столкнулся с этой проблемой даже после добавления node.exe в PATH. Я не смог запустить команду node в случайных местах без запуска командной строки в качестве администратора.

Решение этой проблемы заключается в том, что вы должны предоставить полный доступ к этому файлу node.exe для разных типов пользователей. откройте свойства node.exe, перейдите на вкладки безопасности, проверьте все параметры безопасности для пользователя на локальном компьютере.

после этого вы сможете получить доступ к node.exe файлу из любого места.

Ответ 9

И следующее решение:

1. Установите переменную среды NODE_HOME как C:\Program Files\nodejs
2. Откройте окно cmd и запустите:

Ответ 10

Это так же просто, как добавить расположение nodejs ( C:\Program Files (x86)\nodejs ) в вашу переменную PATH и перезапустить приложение с помощью «Запуск от имени администратора».

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#1 2016-11-26 19:21:08

[SOLVED] Node: npm install package but no executable found

I have installed node tried to install express under default settings
So, according to https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Node.js_ , I followed the step:

I uncommented prefix and set:
prefix=/home/gleiton/.node_modules
and added

/.node_modules/bin to the $PATH

But after installing express

and opening a new terminal:

As we can see, there is no bin directory, neither in

/.node_modules nor in /usr/lib/node_modules.
And, no executable known as «express»

Last edited by gleiton (2016-11-29 13:34:18)

#2 2016-11-27 12:15:58

Re: [SOLVED] Node: npm install package but no executable found

Are you sure that setting the prefix took effect? Browsing through the wiki page you linked to, I suggest you try

and report back on whether that was successful.

#3 2016-11-28 15:58:53

Re: [SOLVED] Node: npm install package but no executable found

@robg thanks for the tip. I chose setting prefix by npm config edit, and I’ve seen files were copied there.
Anyway I executed your command line, logged in again but nothing.
Files related to express are installed, but no command «express», and no «bin» directory.

#4 2016-11-28 20:50:36

Re: [SOLVED] Node: npm install package but no executable found

I checked it out myself and you are right. However the solution to your problem is not far: If you check

/.node_modules/lib/node_modules/express and have a look at the content of the Readme.md file in that folder you’ll notice that the command line utility for express is apparently in a separate package called «express-generator». In fact executing

did the trick for me.

#5 2016-11-29 13:10:49

Re: [SOLVED] Node: npm install package but no executable found

Great! That worked for me too. Now there’s something in bin/ path.

Maybe my book is outdated, but the documentation is clear. Reading the old Readme is always a good idea.
Thanks a lot @robg, I think I can put a «Solved» on this issue, with «perfect» rsrs.

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[coc.nvim] node is not executable (node installed by nvm) #856

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sandangel commented Jun 9, 2019 •

Describe the bug

When installed with nvm, node when we first started the shell is a function defined in nvm scripts. So if we use executable to check, the error will be shown as above

Reproduce the bug

open the shell, execute nvim , the error above will show up
run which node :

run node -v && nvim , the error will no longer show

I think We should change the executable(‘node’) check to something else, because most of node users is using nvm to install node

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chemzqm commented Jun 9, 2019 •

because most of node users is using nvm to install node

I can’t agree, since nvm sucks on many cases.

Use let g:coc_node_path = ‘/path/to/node’ when you can’t use node in your $PATH.

Muzietto commented Dec 16, 2019

because most of node users is using nvm to install node

I can’t agree, since nvm sucks on many cases.

This personal opinion regarding nvm is irrelevant to the true fact mentioned by the OP.

Please reconsider providing a user-friendly feature for solving this annoying issue.

LukeAI commented Jan 28, 2020

So how do I resolve this? I have just installed neovim and coc.nvim on a fresh ubuntu 16.04 system. Do I have to install nodejs?

oblitum commented Jan 28, 2020

just set the variable as suggested. nvm will have the node executable somewhere.

chemzqm commented Jan 31, 2020

@LukeAI Make node in your $PATH

lucasdf commented Feb 16, 2020

Cool! Had this same problem after removing the system’s node and replacing it by n node installation.

At the end, the problem happened when my i3 shortcuts were launching NVIM with /bin/sh instead of bash. When using sh my custom node’s bin location was not in the path, since my export command is in bashrc and sh sources .profile instead.

You can debug it by using echo executable(‘node’) which will return 1 if it exists and is executable, and by using echo $PATH to print the environment variables considered by NVIM context.

As mentioned by people above, setting the path by using let g:coc_node_path = ‘/path/to/node’ works. However, you must use the full path /home/xxx/path/to/node .

yujinyuz commented Mar 1, 2020

I also had the same problem. I’m using Fish shell with nvm (https://github.com/FabioAntunes/fish-nvm)

Luckily, fish-nvm provides nvm_alias_command that creates binaries under /usr/local/bin .

So, what I did was I just executed nvm_alias_command node and coc is working again

kirbygit commented Mar 21, 2020 •

My linux pc got corrupted and decided to install ubuntu and had to re-install everything. As I download zsh I encountered this problem. May I ask where can I put this single line?
let g:coc_node_path = ‘/path/to/node’
do I just put that somewhere in coc.vim or am I wrong.

yujinyuz commented Mar 21, 2020

@kirbygit What’s the result of which node ?

fannheyward commented Mar 21, 2020

do I just put that somewhere in coc.vim or am I wrong.

put into your vimrc

kirbygit commented Mar 22, 2020

ah I see @fannheyward thanks

dagadbm commented Jun 8, 2020

make it work always: let g:coc_node_path = trim(system(‘which node’))

chemzqm commented Jun 9, 2020

make it work always: let g:coc_node_path = trim(system(‘which node’))

system command would slow down your vim on startup significantly

5ilvers commented Jul 17, 2020

Just add a zsh function to lazy load nvm before starting nvim/vim

worked out alright for me

ShiromMakkad commented Feb 8, 2021 •

Add this to your .vimrc:

NVM can’t be lazy loaded with this because NVM_BIN is unset until nvm is loaded

I still get a warning message when I open a new shell, but everything works.

tmpm697 commented May 3, 2021

Just add a zsh function to lazy load nvm before starting nvim/vim

worked out alright for me

This works but start nvim will freeze for 1-2s, but I think we don’t have another good solutions here. (anyway why load up node took so long?)

Either have fast prompt or fast nvim startup. I chose fast prompt.

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executable file not found in $PATH #3597

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Ecsy commented Aug 29, 2019

Description

executable file not found in $PATH error message is displayed although the executable is in path. Only containerd 1.2.8 version is affected.

Steps to reproduce the issue:

Describe the results you received:

Describe the results you expected:
Expected to get the same result as with alpine:

Output of containerd —version :

Any other relevant information:
Only v1.2.8 is affected.

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estesp commented Aug 29, 2019

Looks like some images have a «null» environment, and more specifically, no default $PATH until a shell is executed and creates a process environment with a default $PATH . PR #3565 (from master #3551) took out the default environment as it was overriding some image’s specific environments.

It’s possible to claim this is the expected behavior for images which do not set a path—you would need to edit your command line examples to specifically point to the /bin/sh executable since the image config has no path set in the default environment at all. However, Docker always sets the $PATH which leaves us with a generally expected behavior, not to mention a behavior we had in containerd prior to 1.2.8.

I’m thinking we should bring back the use of defaultUnixEnv if an image config has no environment at all.

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noygal / Windows Subsystem for Linux version 1 and 2 (WSL) — node install guide.md

Windows 10 version 2004 — Installing Node.js on Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL/WSL2)

UPDATE (Fall 2020): This gist is an updated version to the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update — Installing Node.js on Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) guide, I usually just keep here notes, configuration or short guides for personal use, it was nice to know it also helps other ppl, I hope this one too.

Windows updated windows subsystem for linux to version 2, as the F.A.Q stated you can still use WSL version 1 side by side with version 2. I’m not sure about existing WSL machines surviving the upgrade process, but as always backup and 🤞 . NOTE: WSL version 1 is not replace/deprecated, and there are some exceptions where you would want to use it over version 2.

There major changes between version 1 to 2, there is a nice comparison table on microsoft site, but if you the gist of it, those two would have the most impact for the day to day user:

1. Increased file IO performance — file operation like «git clone , npm install`, etc’ could be up to 20x faster compared to `WSL` 1.
2. Full system call compatibility — the long awaited docker support!

Enabling WSL — mandatory for installing WSL2

The feature is not enabled by default and you need to activate it, you can do it via powershell (with admin rights):

Or you can open: Control-Panel -> Programs -> Turn Windows feature on or off, and click the «Windows Subsystem for Linux» checkbox.

Enabling WSL2 — requires windows version 2004 update

Or you can open: Control-Panel -> Programs -> Turn Windows feature on or off, and click the «Virtual Machine Platform» checkbox.

Restart your machine to complete the WSL install and update to WSL 2.

Now need to explicitly set the WSL version to 2:

On my machine I got the following error:

The solution was to install this package, following this offical post.

For those who are not familiar with linux, fragmentation if part of the fun — there are a lot of linux distributions and package management systems for it, WSL support most of the popular distributions, my personal favorite is debian and I recommend that or ubuntu for those who are new to linux, detailed guide.

After download, click on «Launch» and follow the instructions on screen and enter the user name and password for the linux machine, to launch the default machine just run:

Note: the command will start at the home path —

, if no path is give it would start at the current path.

You can install multiple machines, to get an overview of your installed machines use the command:

If you want to uninstall a distribution and DELETE the machine, run:

wsl.exe is the windows cli tool for managing your linux machine, you can export/import (backup) your machines, start/stop and execute commands with specific distribution and user.

First We’ll start by updating linux, for those of you that are not familiar with linux this require running the process as root by add the sudo command before the command we need to execute:

You’ll need to enter your user password to proceed, if you prompt just press y (or yes) to continue.

We also need to install some basic developer tools and dependencies for node-gyp — node binaries build tool.

I do not recommend on the «official» to install node, node rapid development life cycle (and the entire ecosystem for that matter) leads more then often for the need to have tight control over the node binaries version, or more likely to have to project running on different versions of node (such as LTS versions).

NVM tool gives you the ability to install and use multiple version of node, and prevent the (bad) usage of sudo for running node application, installation is via the command line:

Note: This command install version 0.35.3, check for newer versions here.

Exit and enter the machine to load the new changes, and you should be able to install the latest the latest LTS version of node by running:

Note: if you still get bash: nvm: command not found after restarting the machine, installer didn’t identify the terminal profile files, depending on the configuration you will need to add the following lines to

One thing you’ll have to remember when use NVM is that you’ll need to explicitly specify the node version you want to use (installing does it automatically on the end of the install), so next time you’ll login to ubuntu you’ll need to run the command:

Alternative you can add the command to terminal profile file:

To update node to the latest just run the install command again.

Your windows hard disk drives are mounted in linux under /mnt/ / so you can access any folder via linux and run whatever command you need in order to get your project up and running, it is recommended not to relay on cross OSs file operations for WSL2 machines so keep your source file inside the machine.

vscode offers IDE terminal integration support with minimal configuration, guide. If your IDE just point to the executable (like cmd.exe) check if you can point it to c:\Windows\System32\bash.exe .

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Seefer commented Apr 28, 2019 •

I constantly get this when running that nvm curl script 🙁

curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.33.5/install.sh | bash
% Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current
Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed
100 12461 100 12461 0 0 61688 0 —:—:— —:—:— —:—:— 61688
=> nvm is already installed in /home/seefer/.nvm, trying to update using git
=> => Compressing and cleaning up git repository

=> Appending nvm source string to /home/seefer/.zshrc
=> Appending bash_completion source string to /home/seefer/.zshrc
net.js:268
err = this._handle.open(fd);
^

Error: EINVAL: invalid argument, uv_pipe_open
at new Socket (net.js:268:24)
at createWritableStdioStream (internal/process/stdio.js:191:18)
at process.getStdout [as stdout] (internal/process/stdio.js:20:14)
at console.js:454:19
at NativeModule.compile (internal/bootstrap/loaders.js:364:7)
at Function.NativeModule.require (internal/bootstrap/loaders.js:176:18)
at setupGlobalConsole (internal/bootstrap/node.js:407:41)
at startup (internal/bootstrap/node.js:142:7)
at bootstrapNodeJSCore (internal/bootstrap/node.js:622:3)
=> Close and reopen your terminal to start using nvm or run the following to use it now:

export NVM_DIR=»$HOME/.nvm»
[ -s «$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh» ] && . «$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh» # This loads nvm
[ -s «$NVM_DIR/bash_completion» ] && . «$NVM_DIR/bash_completion» # This loads nvm bash_completion

The upshot is even though

/.bashrc contains the lines to run nvm.sh and the .nvm directory exists on my system, typing nvm always results in command not found.

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Seefer commented Apr 28, 2019

After much Googling, I found nothing but saw a chat unrelated to NVM about ensuring scripts are marked as executable. On a whim, I went into the .nvm folder and typed chmod +x nvm.sh. Now things seem to be working so far. Unsure why I had to do this on my system when all the instructions I see on the web about that cover installing nvm on a WSL system do not cover this manual step.

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csnowbar commented Oct 9, 2019

Wow! Your instructions worked flawlessly. Thank you so much for taking the time to put this gist together.

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psychicbologna commented Oct 12, 2019

Thanks so much for this.

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adames commented Oct 15, 2019 •

After the command curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/creationix/nvm/v0.33.5/install.sh | bash , I received an error nvm is already installed and simply had to source

/.bashrc to pick up the installations’s new paths (for any users who had something similar).

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noygal commented Oct 25, 2019

Thanks for the comments, I’m glad to see that this post is useful.

It has been a while since I wrote this post (WSL was on beta), so it needed some updates:

• lxrun.exe is deprecated, replaced it with wsl.exe
• Update NVM to v0.35.0
• Change Node.js version to LTS , currently it is v12.13.0
• Adding nvm use —lts to .bash_profile

Also I see that most of the ppl encounter problems with the NVM installation, I recommend to first see if there is a newer version of NVM — if so install that, if that didn’t help try to check NVM repo/docs for known issues.

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