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/bin/sh: js2coffee: command not found #5
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I'll have to see how other plugins are handling it to be more robust, I might have to hardcode the path if user is on OSX... |
Hey, I'm on Mac OS X 10.8.2 and tried all the methods in the stackoverflow link but could not make it work. |
I get the same error. I have Node/NPM installed through Homebrew and js2coffee is in
Any ideas? |
Have the same problem. (Compiling coffeescript in sublime reports the same error, too, but with
But in Sublime, I get:
I’ll try reading the link about GUI apps’ |
I updated my PATH via
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Same issue ...js2coffee in /usr/local/bin/js2coffee (MacOs 10.6) ... |
Same here. OSX 10.8.3 |
Same issue here: ST2:
My terminal output:
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One thing to consider might be to set the path on a user preferences level like they do in Sublime Coffee Compile. Just a thought. Does anyone have this working? I'd love to see this come into play 👍 |
Hey all fellow Mac guys, install this great plugin from int3h to fix this issue. https://github.com/int3h/SublimeFixMacPath |
@justinhernandez Wow, that fix worked instantly! Thank you, my man! |
@andrewmartin don't thank me! Thank @int3h! 👍 |
Thank you @int3h! 👍 |
@andrewmartin @justinhernandez No problem, glad my little plugin could help :) This is exactly the type of thing I created it for. |
Hopefully I am not adding a duplicate here -- I went through the previously closed issues and didn't see anything that looked the same.
I have installed:
And I've installed the Package for Sublime Text via the Package Control. All seemed to go fine. But when I actually run the command to convert something to coffee (via package control), I get this in the output:
/bin/sh: js2coffee: command not found
But I can run 'js2coffee' fine from console. I used brew to install it, so it's at: /usr/local/lib/node_modules/js2coffee
Any ideas?
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