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sock-rpc-stats #76

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Cael817 opened this issue Jan 17, 2015 · 2 comments
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sock-rpc-stats #76

Cael817 opened this issue Jan 17, 2015 · 2 comments

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@Cael817
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Cael817 commented Jan 17, 2015

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?

@micovery
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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.

@Cael817
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Cael817 commented Feb 22, 2015

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?

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