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2019-02-07
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Ramzi15:02:32

I'm trying to follow LearnReagent. I'm on a step where I do *npm install firebase/app", more or less. I get a popup with a Github login, but when I log in, my terminal says "Permission denied (public key)"\

Ramzi16:02:01

From a fresh checkout of LearnReagent, there is a folder called complete. To my knowledge, there is only one file that needs to be modified to have your unique database info. But I still can't do npm install. I have so many missing dependencies.

Ramzi16:02:25

God, I bet i have to go over the whole lecture series over again to find what incantation got him this missing dependencies.

beetleman16:02:43

can you provide link to this "LearnReagent"?

lilactown16:02:55

@its.ramzi you mean you don’t have npm? or some other system dependency is missing?

beetleman16:02:04

but im sure that you should type it like that:

npm i @firebase/app

beetleman16:02:38

add @ before name and it should be OK

Ramzi16:02:43

LearnReagent has the complete source on Github for free. I do have npm. I tried a similar command, but I don't think I used the @ sign. In his instructions, he actually wanted a specific version. So his command looked a little different.

beetleman16:02:57

npm by default treat foo/bazz as and https://github.com/firebase/app do not exist:D

Ramzi16:02:04

Okay, you know, I think that @ sign fixed it. But now I am getting some port in use error. I'm on Windows and not sure how to kill the old process occupying my port.

Ramzi16:02:05

shadow-cljs - socket connect failed, server process dead?

beetleman16:02:07

so it must be error in instruction

Ramzi16:02:33

Actually, the output to my terminal advises: You probably need to run: npm install firebase/app

beetleman16:02:58

npm install @firebase/app

Ramzi16:02:33

Yep, I'm saying that the output from my terminal did not have the @ sign, but yours with the @ sign worked for me. But this wasn't the instruction from LearnClojure, but the output from npm whatever.

beetleman16:02:38

or you have realy old version of npm which do not uderstand scoped packages

Ramzi16:02:48

Odd bc i just installed like yesterday...

Ramzi16:02:50

Around this point in the tut, he hits his localhost site to see console errors about connecting to the db. But all I ever see are these console errors: Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) (index):17 Uncaught ReferenceError: giggin is not defined at window.onload ((index):17)

beetleman16:02:03

I miss one of you messages or my slack had problems...sorry for being inpatient.

beetleman16:02:46

i cant help you with this because i never use this tutorial:/

Ramzi16:02:09

Okay thanks.