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Error installing the package within Atom in OSX 10.8.5 #28
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Yeah, I just got the same error with [email protected] |
Same error too |
I had success installing this plugin by running |
I try to install with apm install terminal and I have the same error. |
@ksmith yeah that worked a treat. I normally install from command line, not sure why I went GUI this time, but, in any case installing terminal from terminal worked a treat (its struggling with my .zsh config but thats a separate issue) thanks |
Same to me via GUI, but with apm was okay! |
@fclement21 You posted a different error before and have removed it since. Do you get a different error now or is it exactly the same as the above? |
I tried the apm command line and got an error about not finding a util.h file. This is associated with a UNIX pty. Is there some developer package for terminal that is needed? I am on Mac OS X 10.9.2.
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I'd try installing Xcode and the command line tools if you haven't done that already. You can download Xcode from the App Store and install the utilities from within Xcode if I remember correctly. — On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 6:02 PM, Douglas Fils [email protected]
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ksmth that was it.. forgot the newer Xcodes don't install those by default. Use: xcode-select --install |
running apm install terminal 👍 |
@fclement21 just saw an error about From the stack trace it looks like there is a conflict between |
Hi, Atoms ~/.atom/.node-gyp seems to have wrong permissions. Hope this helps ...or not :-) |
Same error when installing through Package manager Atom.app/Contents/Resources/app/apm/node_modules/atom-package-manager/node_modules/npm/bin/node-gyp-bin/node-gyp: line 2: node: command not found |
I had both errors (pty.js and util.h) when trying to install from the command line. This is what I had to do for terminal to be installed without any errors:
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Try to open Atom from Terminal app. $ atom Now you can install this package within Atom GUI. It may depend on whitch process spawns Atom. (launchd or yours) FYI, check this discussion. atom-community/atom-script#61 |
Thanks, @ksmth and others for your help. apm install terminal From #28 (comment) |
It fixes terminal install but not fixes installation from UI. Anyone have a solution? |
Atom launched via GUI doesn't know PATH to Node.js. Spawning a new process with bash_profile in installation can be a way to solve it. |
@johnbona Step 3 doesn't work on Mavericks instead of that you need to download manually the Command Line tools forma Apple's developer site. |
@FireZenk Just updated my original comment with your instructions. |
apm install terminal doesn't seem to work for me. Very new to atom. What am I missing?
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The same for me ...
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Sorry for the confusion. I removed the terminal package from the apm package registry awhile ago. Since this is an experimental package that we are not actively maintaining, it seemed disingenuous to have it in the package store. But you can still install the package manually. git clone https://github.com/atom/terminal.git
cd terminal
apm install
apm link # this will add a symlink to $HOME/.atom/packages |
thanks @luuuc its fixed my problem. |
I'm getting this error ; Last login: Wed Feb 17 17:12:06 on ttys000 |
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