Launch application with nodejs

[frissdiegurke]

@Rémy-Verger It's not node package.json but node path/to/the/application/, so if you're already within the directory you can give it a . as path (. = current directory).
node . or node ./ or node /var/www/, those are equivalent.

[Rémy Verger]

Oh !
Thanks dude but it's don't work.
Library probblem ? Or code error ?

[frissdiegurke]

Does it work if you call npm install within /var/www first (I assume you have npm installed)? I just noticed you haven't done that yet, it installs dependencies for that project.

[julian]

@frissdiegurke are you sure it's not node server.json?

Perhaps OP could also try npm start

[frissdiegurke]

@julian Did you mean node package.json? I don't see any server.json. Yes, I am sure. Calling the package.json with node will not start any application, It would (probably; I have no way proving this) interpret the JSON content alike require("./package.json") but won't start the main file.

[julian]

Woops, I meant node server... either that, or server ought to be an executable. Would have to look inside the file to know for sure

[frissdiegurke]

@julian server is a directory (see OP) it could be server/httpServer.js thought, but the package.json should specify the entry point anyways; Thus node . within the directory containing package.json is always best.

[Rémy Verger]

Oh thanks i didn"t install npm
But now when i did "npm start" and i want to execute the code i got this error

ty guys BTW

[pichalite]

@Rémy-Verger run npm start from /var/www

[julian]

@Rémy-Verger What program is this anyway? Perhaps you're better off asking them directly for help