Adding npm bin/ path to command search path
Overview npm installs packages by default under node_modules/ within the current working directory. Binary files, if bundled with a package,...
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Changing Node Versions
Overview Platforms v6.5+ and beyond support multiple Node versions that may be installed using nvm. Usage Listing nvm is provided... -
File uploads in a Passenger-backed application fail
Overview A file upload initiated in an application written in Ruby, Node, or Python launched through Passenger will fail to... -
Installing Express
Overview Express is a Node.js framework inspired by Sinatra for Ruby: it’s based on minimalism with a penchant for performance.... -
Installing Ghost
Overview Ghost is a gorgeous blogging platform supported on Developer+ accounts on v6+ platforms. Ghost requires terminal access to deploy... -
Running Meteor
Overview Meteor is a web framework written on top of Node.js. Meteor hooks into Passenger for seamless process launching and flexible,... -
Running Node.js
Overview Node.js is a performant JavaScript backend built off Chrome’s JavaScript engine (v8). It’s also wicked fast. Node.js and its... -
Sails Quickstart
Quickstart Prerequisite: ensure local npm bin paths are in your search path (see KB: Adding npm bin/ path to command... -
Spawning multiple TCP daemons in a single app
Overview Node applications may bind to a TCP port using listen(<PORT NUMBER>), provided of course the PORT NUMBER is one allocated... -
Upgrade npm
Overview When attempting to install newer packages on v6+ platforms, npm may complain that it is too old to install...