installing again now
ah okay
the environment variable
still getting this error after npm install -g appwrite-cli
Try %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\npm
this is what i am getting now
:( That's heart breaking. Are you using anything like NVM? Or just node? Have you already installed the CLI once? Do you know what version of the appwrite cli you're trying to use?
trywith version 2.0.2
Could you try npm install -g appwrite-cli@4.1.0?
To get the latest version?
i am not using nvm, just node, the cli is not installing and i am trying to use the cli latest version
can u once check with 2.0.2
if its working?
you mean i should check the cli version 2.0.2?
this still doesn't work
yes
Not sure if it makes a difference now but you spelt appwrite wrong here so that could be why it couldn't find it
i corrected the spelling and it says the same error
i used version 2.0.2 and still doesn't work
uninstall and reinstall node :P
It should be adding those paths automatically so it shouldn't be something you worry about
so…i did this(uninstall and reinstall node) then redo the process and it worked
thanks @Kenny and @btme0011 for your time and effort 🙇🏾♂️
[SOLVED] 'appwrite' is not recognized as an internal or external command
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