I am trying to install videogular using bower and I am getting the error:
bower ENOTFOUND Package videogular not found
Should I install in manually?
We've been deleted this week the bower package to create a new one, sorry about this, we will try to have it again running very soon (probably this weekend).
Meanwhile you can download it manually through this repo: https://github.com/2fdevs/bower-videogular
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How can I fix the following problem?
aaa#aaa $ bower install bower.json
bower bower.json#* cached git://github.com/Kalitte/app-states.git#0.6.9
bower bower.json#* validate 0.6.9 against git://github.com/Kalitte/app-states.git#*
bower webcomponentsjs#~0.5.4 cached git://github.com/Polymer/webcomponentsjs.git#0.5.5
bower webcomponentsjs#~0.5.4 validate 0.5.5 against git://github.com/Polymer/webcomponentsjs.git#~0.5.4
bower ENOTFOUND Package App States=bower.json not found
bower ENOTFOUND Package App States=bower.json
not found
I don't know how or at what point this happened, but it happened to me and if you look inside your bower_components folder there maybe a folder called App States. I deleted this folder and I was able to do an install.
You have your bower config in bower.json file, right? You don't give the file as argument, it messes like you show.
So, type in the folder that holds the bower.json file only
bower install
That command will find the bower.json for you automatically.
In my case, the bower had created "App States" folder and after deleting the folder the error got resolved.
After deleting the folder: execute
bower install --allow-root
This should fix the issue.
my problem is described in the following image:
The main problem is that im getting a: Bower ENOENT no bower.json present error and as you can see in the image (second command) the file is actually present. So ive been trying to find what actually bower install does and havent found it in the NPM documentation and Git documentation as well
Also, in the research ive done some forums suggest installing bower globally and it hasnt worked
Since i've been googling for about 3 nights looking for somebody with the same problem and havent found anybody else with the problem I started wondering about if I changed any environment variable. So i uninstalled node.js and Git and then reinstalled both programs without any change in the result
Hope somebody can help me with this, thanks in advance
Bower is a package manager for HTML http://bower.io/. 'bower install' will download all the packages listed in bower.json and add them to a folder called 'bower_components'
You must have bower install globally via
npm install -g bower
To get a list of NPM packages installed successfully global use:
npm list -g
Having a look at the github issues of that Repository(Angular-phonecat) theres alot of issues related to bower(https://github.com/angular/angular-phonecat/search?q=bower&type=Issues&utf8=%E2%9C%93), which is strange because bower is not that complicated. Have you looked through any of those fixes.
I downloaded a sample Angular app from
https://github.com/angular/material-start
When I open the index file I just get raw Angular syntax and the pages are not showing correctly.
How can I fix this?
You need to run bower to get your dependencies. Just downloading the repo is not enough.
http://bower.io/
Install bower, the in your repo run a bower init
You should see it grab Angular and other items needed.
You need to do the following command in the root directory of your git clone:
npm install
This does a bower install also. You need npm installed (packaged with nodejs)
Having trouble installing angular#1.4.0-rc.0 via bower - when I run:
bower install --save angular#1.4.0-rc.0
I get the error
no matches found: angular#1.4.0-rc.0
However running bower update angular shows packages that depend on 1.4.0-rc.0:
angular-cookies#1.4.0-rc.0 depends on angular#1.4.0-rc.0 which resolved to angular#1.4.0-rc.0
Adding "angular": "~1.4.0-rc.0" or "angular": "1.4.0-rc.0" doesn't help either!
Thanks guys!
delete your previous bower_components folder or your custom location.
Thanks to #nitin, deleting my bower_components folder and reinstalling did the trick.
When I run yeoman install handlebars I get the following output:
Running "bower:install:handlebars" (bower) task
bower cloning git://github.com/components/handlebars.js
bower cached git://github.com/components/handlebars.js
bower fetching handlebars
It doesn't copy handlebars to the current project's plugins or vendors directory. It exits without an error message. Is this the right behaviour?
To me it seemed like a bug so I've created an issue on yeoman's github page. But I'm not sure.
To resolve this issue here's what I did. I realized yeoman did not install bower for me and it depends on bower for installing libraries. So, to resolve this issue - install bower manually like this: npm install bower -g