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npm cmd on vsCode open outside the terminal

Posted November 23, 2020 209 views
Linux BasicsNode.jsGetting StartedGitInitial Server SetupReactVS CodeInfrastructure

hello everybody..
(i am very new with node)

when i use vsCoded npm on the terminal.. after hitting the enter key.. its not continue the process in the terminal but a new window open then output the process.. and as soon as it finish -> the window is close!

so: i cant see the error message if any..
for now i have to catch the moment with print screen just b4 its close..

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how can i return to the normal state when terminal stay in the terminal window..??

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bobbyiliev November 26, 2020

Hi there @X0,

As far as I can see you are getting an npm error saying that you can not use capital letters in your project name.

Can you try choosing a different name without capital letters and run the command again?

Regards,
Bobby

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X0 November 26, 2020

hi Bobby..

the issue is to stop terminal from open and close in external windows - as demonstrate on the image above.
i have no issue with the react npm - it was only to demonstrate the issue above..

i need the terminal to start and finish on the same window.

thanks for trying.

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