I have node.js code that's being used by my python code. How do I set Python up to know about the node.js dependencies?

Asked 2 years ago

Hi everyone, so I'm running a Python application that has some NodeJS dependencies, and I'm having a problem setting up my project. Any ideas how to properly go about it?

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Jules Rutledge

Sunday, August 14, 2022

Chances are that you either set up the environment variable for python via "set PYTHONPATH=..." or that you have lacking privileges. Consider adding in the command "npm install --global --production windows-build-tools", deleting cache, restarting your PC, and trying again.

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I have node.js code that's being used by my python code. How do I set Python up to know about the node.js dependencies?

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