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Hi Jack,
Provided you have Node v4.x installed, git is available in the command line and you've followed the steps in the documentation you should be good.
From the error you're getting it would appear it's permissions related, I've found you sometimes need to run the command with sudo to get it to go through.
Try:
sudo li create-project
Let me know how you get on,
Hi RobertT, I already tried using the sudo command in case it was due to permissions but the same error appears unfortunately. My node is currently set to 6.10.0 - does it need to be 4.x for this to work?
- RobertT8 years agoBoss
jaread83 I'd recommend NodeJS 4.x which is what I use, I've seen some odd quirks with 6.x so I'm not sure that's fully supported yet.
- jaread838 years agoChampion
Generally I will keep all my code bases in a seperate partition of the HDD - I got around 20 repos that I work on so it makes sense to do this.
As an experiment, I just tried creating the lithium project in my home directory. That seemed to work! So that means the lithium SDK repo needs fixing up as it doesn't seem to like it when I create a project on a seperate drive.
- jaread838 years agoChampion
Hi RobertT, thanks for your help so far. I managed to create the project in my home directory and am now playing about with it.
Trying to get my SASS compiler to work but my browser is blocking the localhost CSS being displayed. Something about mixed content so I suspect this is an issue with the localhost being served under http and the staging site being served under https. When trying to serve my localhost CSS with https it fails to load the file entirely.
How did you get around this?
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