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How to install plugins manually? – add information to Readme.md

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I am not able to install plugins using plugins keyword. I guess it’s a network proxy problem or something else. Can anyone please explain how to do it manually?

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Created 7 years ago
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Comments:13 (1 by maintainers)

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vicarycommented, Mar 25, 2017

This should really be written in README.md.

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KELiONcommented, Mar 13, 2017

@mubaris @antimercy you can install them using npm – open in terminal config file path, go to folder cd ./plugins and run npm install --save name-of-plugin

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