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Roadmap area of focus: search Roadmap area of focus: supportability Roadmap area of focus: tests Roadmap area of focus: trust Roadmap area of focus: ux Roadmap area of focus: windows Troubleshooting Ubuntu Permissions Writing Tests For npm Show 29 more pages… Clone this wiki locally Clone in Desktop Many common problems can be solved with one of these steps: Try the latest stable version of node Node 0.4 and 0.6 are no longer supported. If you're experiencing issues while using a version of node which is unsupported (e.g 0.4.x or 0.6.x) or unstable (odd numbered versions e.g. 0.7.x, 0.9.x, 0.11.x), it's very possible your issue will be fixed by simply using the latest stable version of node. See what version of node you're running: node -v Updating node on Linux For some Linux distributions (Debian/Ubuntu and RedHat/CentOS), the latest node version provided by the distribution may lag behind the stable version. Here are instructions from NodeSource on getting the latest node. Updating node on Windows Install the latest msi from https://nodejs.org/download Updating node on OSX Install the latest package from https://nodejs.org/download or if you are using homebrew brew install node Installing or updating node without elevated permissions If you want to install/update node on a unix-like system but don't have root permissions, here are a

effectively. errors Errors is a comprehensive and robust, yet lightweight, npm config set prefix set of error utilities for node.js enabling you to

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do errors more effectively. Features Parameterized error factory allowing you do define how errors sudo: npm: command not found should behave based on your project needs. Support for enterprise level error attributes including more detailed error cause and operator response messages. https://github.com/npm/npm/wiki/Troubleshooting Predefined error constructors for all HTTP 4xx-5xx based errors allowing you to leverage HTTP errors out of the box. express.js integration permitting your code to send() any type of Error directly using Express's response object. connect.js support allowing you to use custom errors with connect's errorHandler https://www.npmjs.com/package/errors middleware or this libraries custom error handler middleware. Error mapping via registered mapping function permitting you to map between errors when needed. Installation Install using npm: $ npm install errors Running the tests From the errors directory first install the dev dependencies: npm install Then run the tests: npm test API Docs The API docs are provided in html and md format and are located under errors/docs/. If you want to rebuild them for any reason, you can run the following from the errors directory: make doc Defining error messages The examples assume you've required the errors module like so: require('errors'); Create a very barebones error -- you must specify at least the error name: // barebones errors.create({name: 'RuntimeError'});console.log(new errors.RuntimeError().toString()); produces: RuntimeError: An unexpected RuntimeError occurred.Code: 601 You can define a default message for the error: // default message errors.create({    name: 'RuntimeError',    defaultMessage: 'A runtime error occurred during processing'});console.log(new errors.RuntimeError().toString()); which outputs: RuntimeError: A runtime error occurred during processingCode: 602  Define a default message, explanation and response: // default message, explanation and response errors.create({    name: 'FileNotFoundError',    defaultMessage: 'The requested file could not be found',    defaultExplanation: 'The file /home/boden/foo could not be found',   

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