So I tried to install quick.db for implementing a currency system of sorts, and then, this error appeared.
It seems to be rebuilding the ‘node-gyp’ module but fails because it couldn’t find it in the directory shown in the picture, but I already tried to reinstall node-gyp, even rebuilding it, and still the same error. Is there a way to fix this?
already tried that, same error
yes that’s the command I was using to install quick.db
Why not try
rm node_modules
enable-pnpm
pnpm i
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Ok that seemed to work. Thank you!
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If you look in package.json, there is usually a to install packages.
Ah yes. I just installed highlight.js on one of my apps using that a few seconds ago!
now it just gets stuck in this and it uses up a lot of memory
Is there such thing as a disable-pnpm
command?
there is a enable-npm
command that forces the project to use npm
alrighty time to whip out the more efficient yet slower commands by removing a single two letters:
rm node_modules
enable-npm
npm i
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the weird thing is that I tried npm i quick.db
and it seems to work without any problems, but using pnpm i quick.db
doesn’t work
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i tried
rm node_modules
enable-pnpm
pnpm i
and it didn’t work
Update: i ran into the same problem again, and quick.db is stuck at install.
Is it possible to use glitch.json
to run this command so we don’t have to every 12 hours, because once I tried but it kept looping forever. Also that was on a boosted project, so glitch.json
would run every five minutes (or create the longest wait time of the century)
edit: you might possibly be able to run it at first then throw it in glitch.json
i think this problem occured because I upgraded pnpm from version 2 to version 5, and that might’ve caused node-gyp to not install properly.