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Didn't know where to put this, it more of a question and there is slightly different information depending on where you look
After installing
"Node.Js"
You will need to run these two from the commandprompt
"npm install -g sock-rpc-stats"
and then
"npm install -g sock-wasteland"
Why i ask is that on npmjs.com there is also this on
"sock-rpc"
and depending on looking at github, npmjs.com or bitbucket you may find different options
for installing sock-rpc-stats and sock-wasteland, mainly that the "-g" is present or mission, what does that do btw?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The "-g" flag means "global". It means that the module will be available globally from any location (directory) in the computer.
If you don't provide the "-g" flag, NPM installs the module on the current directory where you ran the command.
I need to update the docs on GitHub to be in sycn with bitbucket, and npmjs.org ... and also do another "release". The current one in the README is pretty old.
Didn't want to create yet another account but you asked me to create a reminder on bitbucket to possibly add a command to flush player saves from "DB" older than x days. Hope its ok that i mention it here instead?
Didn't know where to put this, it more of a question and there is slightly different information depending on where you look
After installing
"Node.Js"
You will need to run these two from the commandprompt
"npm install -g sock-rpc-stats"
and then
"npm install -g sock-wasteland"
Why i ask is that on npmjs.com there is also this on
"sock-rpc"
and depending on looking at github, npmjs.com or bitbucket you may find different options
for installing sock-rpc-stats and sock-wasteland, mainly that the "-g" is present or mission, what does that do btw?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: