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I'm trying to use node.js in atom, but I can't seem to find the nodejs folder even though I've downloaded node.js. I can find a node executable but no folder to start a project with. I've shown hidden files, and relaunched finder, and still no luck.Can anyone advise me on what to do?
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I'm trying to use node.js in atom, but I can't seem to find the nodejs folder even though I've downloaded node.js. I can find a node executable but no folder to start a project with. I've shown hidden files, and relaunched finder, and still no luck.Can anyone advise me on what to do?
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what are you trying to do? Your question is a bit unclear. If you want to run a project with Node, you have to create the project or folder naming it whatever you want and then you run thenodecommand to start that specific.jsfile
– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 21:55
@MikeDiglio Sorry about that I'm pretty new to programming and don't have a complete grasp on anything really. But do I just make a folder and name it "anything.js" and then run the node command in terminal? Im on a mac. Also whats the full node command? Thanks homie
– tortoisecode
Feb 1 at 22:13
The folder you make would be the name of your project "MyProject" or whatever you want. Inside that folder, you would need to make anapp.jsfile and then configure it to start. You would then run, from terminal,node app.js- I suggest checking this link out for how to get started - nodejs.org/en/docs/guides/getting-started-guide
– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 22:21
Ok how do I make the file? I understand the rest I think.
– tortoisecode
Feb 1 at 22:23
you can do it directly in atom, or by using terminaltouch app.js- this will create the app.js file at current working directory
– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 22:26
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I'm trying to use node.js in atom, but I can't seem to find the nodejs folder even though I've downloaded node.js. I can find a node executable but no folder to start a project with. I've shown hidden files, and relaunched finder, and still no luck.Can anyone advise me on what to do?
node.js atom-editor
asked Feb 1 at 21:50
tortoisecodetortoisecode
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I'm trying to use node.js in atom, but I can't seem to find the nodejs folder even though I've downloaded node.js. I can find a node executable but no folder to start a project with. I've shown hidden files, and relaunched finder, and still no luck.Can anyone advise me on what to do?
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what are you trying to do? Your question is a bit unclear. If you want to run a project with Node, you have to create the project or folder naming it whatever you want and then you run thenodecommand to start that specific.jsfile
– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 21:55
@MikeDiglio Sorry about that I'm pretty new to programming and don't have a complete grasp on anything really. But do I just make a folder and name it "anything.js" and then run the node command in terminal? Im on a mac. Also whats the full node command? Thanks homie
– tortoisecode
Feb 1 at 22:13
The folder you make would be the name of your project "MyProject" or whatever you want. Inside that folder, you would need to make anapp.jsfile and then configure it to start. You would then run, from terminal,node app.js- I suggest checking this link out for how to get started - nodejs.org/en/docs/guides/getting-started-guide
– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 22:21
Ok how do I make the file? I understand the rest I think.
– tortoisecode
Feb 1 at 22:23
you can do it directly in atom, or by using terminaltouch app.js- this will create the app.js file at current working directory
– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 22:26
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what are you trying to do? Your question is a bit unclear. If you want to run a project with Node, you have to create the project or folder naming it whatever you want and then you run thenodecommand to start that specific.jsfile
– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 21:55
@MikeDiglio Sorry about that I'm pretty new to programming and don't have a complete grasp on anything really. But do I just make a folder and name it "anything.js" and then run the node command in terminal? Im on a mac. Also whats the full node command? Thanks homie
– tortoisecode
Feb 1 at 22:13
The folder you make would be the name of your project "MyProject" or whatever you want. Inside that folder, you would need to make anapp.jsfile and then configure it to start. You would then run, from terminal,node app.js- I suggest checking this link out for how to get started - nodejs.org/en/docs/guides/getting-started-guide
– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 22:21
Ok how do I make the file? I understand the rest I think.
– tortoisecode
Feb 1 at 22:23
you can do it directly in atom, or by using terminaltouch app.js- this will create the app.js file at current working directory
– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 22:26
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what are you trying to do? Your question is a bit unclear. If you want to run a project with Node, you have to create the project or folder naming it whatever you want and then you run the
node command to start that specific .js file– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 21:55
what are you trying to do? Your question is a bit unclear. If you want to run a project with Node, you have to create the project or folder naming it whatever you want and then you run the
node command to start that specific .js file– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 21:55
@MikeDiglio Sorry about that I'm pretty new to programming and don't have a complete grasp on anything really. But do I just make a folder and name it "anything.js" and then run the node command in terminal? Im on a mac. Also whats the full node command? Thanks homie
– tortoisecode
Feb 1 at 22:13
@MikeDiglio Sorry about that I'm pretty new to programming and don't have a complete grasp on anything really. But do I just make a folder and name it "anything.js" and then run the node command in terminal? Im on a mac. Also whats the full node command? Thanks homie
– tortoisecode
Feb 1 at 22:13
The folder you make would be the name of your project "MyProject" or whatever you want. Inside that folder, you would need to make an
app.js file and then configure it to start. You would then run, from terminal, node app.js - I suggest checking this link out for how to get started - nodejs.org/en/docs/guides/getting-started-guide– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 22:21
The folder you make would be the name of your project "MyProject" or whatever you want. Inside that folder, you would need to make an
app.js file and then configure it to start. You would then run, from terminal, node app.js - I suggest checking this link out for how to get started - nodejs.org/en/docs/guides/getting-started-guide– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 22:21
Ok how do I make the file? I understand the rest I think.
– tortoisecode
Feb 1 at 22:23
Ok how do I make the file? I understand the rest I think.
– tortoisecode
Feb 1 at 22:23
you can do it directly in atom, or by using terminal
touch app.js - this will create the app.js file at current working directory– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 22:26
you can do it directly in atom, or by using terminal
touch app.js - this will create the app.js file at current working directory– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 22:26
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what are you trying to do? Your question is a bit unclear. If you want to run a project with Node, you have to create the project or folder naming it whatever you want and then you run the
nodecommand to start that specific.jsfile– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 21:55
@MikeDiglio Sorry about that I'm pretty new to programming and don't have a complete grasp on anything really. But do I just make a folder and name it "anything.js" and then run the node command in terminal? Im on a mac. Also whats the full node command? Thanks homie
– tortoisecode
Feb 1 at 22:13
The folder you make would be the name of your project "MyProject" or whatever you want. Inside that folder, you would need to make an
app.jsfile and then configure it to start. You would then run, from terminal,node app.js- I suggest checking this link out for how to get started - nodejs.org/en/docs/guides/getting-started-guide– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 22:21
Ok how do I make the file? I understand the rest I think.
– tortoisecode
Feb 1 at 22:23
you can do it directly in atom, or by using terminal
touch app.js- this will create the app.js file at current working directory– Mike Diglio
Feb 1 at 22:26