SDK - Gulp errors
Hello! I'm trying to install and setting up Community SDK plugin at my machine. After some issues related to the node version used by the plugin, I was able to export the Studio plugin. I can see ...
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AshishKe NarendraG I don't see this error listed in our SDK troubleshooting guide. It would be good to include if we can determine a solution.
Does it sound like installing Node Version Manager is the answer here or do you think there is a different path for ebonifacio to take?
Hello!!
SuzieH I already have NVM, I'm using node 8.12 , and actually I'm not running any other project here. I'm just trying to set up Community Plugin SDK.
IanKl I'll build a new skin. I need gulp to watch the CSS (SCSS) modifications. And when I exported the project, there's already a gulpfile.js. If you have a better solution, I'd be glad to test.
- What platform are you on, Windows or Mac?
- The SDK documentation recommends Node.js 8.3.0
- You should not be running Gulp directly. You should be using the Lithium-SDK commands, i.e., li package-plugin and li submit-plugin -- is that what you're doing when you get this error?
- Have you checked your server.conf.json file to make sure the settings are correct?
- Make sure that the setting is "strictMode": false
I'll keep an eye out on this thread until we resolve this for you. I know that setting up the SDK can be really frustrating; I'm here to help.
Hello IanKl
Thanks for your help! It worked!
But I have some other questions now. I ran li set-responsive-options and then li serve-sass. On my localhost I see html folder and the folders inside it (there's only assets and icons). Is it possible to visualise on my browser the pages/quilts/components? Or Do I have to create inside HTML folder , my HTML pages?
Regards,
Hi, glad to hear that it worked!
Please help others by choosing that post as the Solution.
If I understand you correctly, you want to see your local filesystem for the SDK files in your browser? If so, I'm not sure off the top of my head of a way to do that other than maybe using FTP in the browser but that won't allow you to actually move the files.
You should download all the file structure and files from your Community by using li export-studio-plugin, which will download all files that have been modified.
Any folders or files you don't yet have, you can recreate manually, and if you want to modify a file, you can either modify it in Studio and then download it with li export-studio-plugin, or copy the XML into a new file that is named correctly. (Find it in Studio by clicking on Page, selecting the section, then the page (quilt) you want to edit or copy. See images.
You should download/create at least these folders:
++ stage
++++ res
++++++ components
++++++ lang
++++++ layouts
++++++ skins
++++ web
++++++ html
++++++++ assets
