Win8 under Nodejs installation configuration record

1: Open Nodejs official website http://nodejs.org/Download the installation version.

2: After the installation is complete, open the CMD input node-v to see if the installation was successful:

3: Install Express, install by the global installation method:

After the installation is complete, enter: Express-v test if the installation is successful, prompt

' Express ' is not an internal or external command, nor is it a running program
or batch file.

Enter NPM install-g express-generator to resolve:

4: Install configuration Sublime TEXT3 enable it to support NODEJS development

(1) Download install sublime Text3 HTTP://WWW.SUBLIMETEXT.COM/3

(2) Download Nodejs plugin, download Zip package: Https://github.com/tanepiper/SublimeText-Nodejs, unzip zip, rename to Nodejs.

(3) Copy the Nodejs to the C:\Users\yan\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\packages:

(4) Restart sublime Text 3->tools-->build System-->nodejs

(5) Configuring the Nodejs path Preferences-->package setting-->nodejs-->default

The configuration information is as follows:

The path of the Npm_command is mainly configured here.

(6) Configure C:\Users\yan\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\packages\nodejs\nodejs.sublime-build to solve Chinese garbled problem:

"Encoding": "UTF8"

{  "cmd": ["node","$file"],  "File_regex":"^[]*file \ "(... *?) \ ", line ([0-9]*)",  "selector":"Source.js",  "Shell":true,  "encoding":"UTF8",  "Windows":    {        "cmd": ["D:\\Program Files\\nodejs\\node.exe","$file"]    },  "Linux":    {        "cmd": ["killall node; node","$file"]    },    "OSX":    {        "cmd": ["killall node, node $file"],    }}

(7) Create a new JS file to test: Ctrl+b Run

Win8 under Nodejs installation configuration record