Artillery not getting properly installed on ubuntu 16.04
See original GitHub issuewhen running <sudo npm install -g artillery>, This gives npm WARN deprecated minimatch@0.3.0: Please update to minimatch 3.0.2 or higher to avoid a RegExp DoS issue /home/newgen/.npm-global/bin/artillery -> /home/newgen/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/artillery/bin/artillery /home/newgen/.npm-global/lib `-- artillery@1.6.0-2
then when we run <artillery dino>, this gives artillery: command not found
kindly help.
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Your issue is related to incorrect installtion of npm. This usually happens when sudo is used to install npm. As it loads all global node modules from the root directory by creating a
.npm-global
package. Hence you are able to install packages globally but not be able to use themTry running
npm config get prefix
if u get an output anything other then/usr/local
, that means you need to reconfigure your npm installLook up stackoverflow for solution to this. Recently resolved this in my friends Mac.
@wbrickner @pranshu1595
I experienced a similar problem, but was able to resolve it by adding the node executable path to the system variable. Get the exec path by using
which node
. The add that to the environment variable PATHPATH=$PATH:/<your exec bin location>
and now try to install artillery globally. You should be able to get that started