I started a project where they require Ember to be installed. It’s JavaScript library but also has a cli tool but I don’t see it anywhere in the packages. Does anyone know how to install Amber on OpenSuSE ?
In Ubuntu you would install it like this (I was told):
cd directory/you/want/it
npm install
bower install
ember server
On Tue, 15 Dec 2015 20:26:02 +0000, Reg gie wrote:
> I started a project where they require Ember to be installed. It’s
> JavaScript library but also has a cli tool but I don’t see it anywhere
> in the packages. Does anyone know how to install Amber on OpenSuSE ?
>
> In Ubuntu you would install it like this (I was told):
>
>
> Code:
> --------------------
> cd directory/you/want/it
> npm install bower install ember server
>
> --------------------
Install nodejs-npm, then use the same command on openSUSE. It’s in the
main repo on Leap 42.1.
Jim
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I would recommend installing the entire nodejs, not just the npm tool.
And, my standard recommendation is that if you intend to develop, then the OSS is insufficient… You need to install the special repo for that language (nodejs in this case).
Ember is a web javascript framework, and bower is a workflow management tool (also written in javascript).
I wrote a quick little article about installing nodejs on openSUSE which is pretty basic. I didn’t describe installing a virtualenv tool, there is now one that supports nodejs that is implemented as python code… But if you intend to run only one version of nodejs on your system, that’s not important.
https://en.opensuse.org/User:Tsu2/nodejs
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