How can I get `npm` in the path for Deno.run()?
I'm writing a script to automate a tedious npm task that I run frequently. When I use
Deno.run() it says that it can't find the program (see the screenshot). How can I get the npm executable in the scope of the Deno process?
I'm using:
- Windows 10
- Deno v1.29.4
- Npm v8.19.2
- npm path C:\Program Files\nodejs
Bonus: I saw something about Deno.Command on another post, and I'm wondering if I should use that, and if so, where I can read about it's API. Thanks!
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Try using
Deno.command, yeah. The docs are at https://deno.land/api@v1.29.4?unstable=&s=Deno.Command. It's a bit unfortunate that we don't have a https://examples.deno.land about this, will open a PR soon.Deno by Example
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Same error.
Uncaught NotFound: program not found I don't think npm is in scope - so to speak. Maybe if I use the complete executable path...Got it! Thanks for everyone's help.
