Laverna: 'Command not found' Error for Gulp and Bower Solved, 'NPM Start' and 'Loading...' app Error

Yes, Bower and Gulp need to be installed globally.

Okay, great! Now I have another question, @wwebfor and community: I am trying to start this application using npm start and alternatively node ./server.js after I run gulp build, but neither commands appear to work (see image below).

You can start by using gulp command (without any arguments).

@wwebfor Okay, so I was able to get it to work with using the gulp command (_I like how it automatically connects me to the server within my browser_ ), however, I am running into an issue with the webpage loading similar to #300. I get the following error message when inspecting the browser:

| Error Message | Code in Question | Line References |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Script error for "markdown-it-imsize", needed by: modules/markdown/libs/markdown-it http://requirejs.orgt/docs/errors.html#scripterror | makeError() | require.js:168 |
| | newContext/context.onScriptError() | require.js:1735 |

This does not occur when I navigate to laverna.cc or laverna.cc/nightly/. I'm using the current version if Firefox, 47.0.

When I go to the link provided in the error message, it mentions that "usually... there is a JavaScript syntax error or other executing problem running the script". I'm not sure what this could be since I have not added any additional code to my forked copy.

I'm going to look into this some more and provide an update should I make any progress.

Please, try to install markdown-it-imsize with a command:

bower install

I finally managed to get this to work! That command did not work for me because I needed to provide root access to bower markdown-it-imsize by running sudo bower install --allow -root as mentioned in the solution. I think there must have been an issue on my end with how I installed npm/node js, as I am not able to install most packages unless I provide sudo privileges. I am pretty sure that if I did have root access bower install would have installed "markdown-it-imsize. I'm probably going to have to fix this at some point. Nevertheless, I'm glad I can finally start playing around with this project now.

It shouldn't require root access.

@wwebfor When I tried entering it as you suggested, this occurred:

1) Bower ACCES Error:

2) So I tried to install it using the sudo command but I was presented with a message stating that sudo was not needed (like you had mentioned):

3) finally, following the instructions from the SOF solution I mentioned above, I managed to install it using bower install --allow-root:

Update (7/20/16): See this for reference as well.

Again, I think this might have been something I overlooked on my end when I installed npm and bower. This is my first time using it (bower).

Update (7/21/16): @wwebfor, Thanks for accepting my Pull Request (#509). I feel that all major issues have been resolved now, so this issue can be closed.

Glad to hear ;)