Running npm command within Visual Studio Code

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Is there anyway of executing the npm command within Visual Studio Code  using f1 into  gt   on Windows 10  to install packages to my folder I m working in    I have npm installed and I keep having to install npm packages from cmd

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There might be a chance that you have install node js while your visual studio code was open  Once node js is install successfully  Simply close the VS Code and Start it again  It will work  Thank you

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All you need to do is to add args to the integrated terminal within  User Settings  window   Follow this steps below to do that    List item Go to  User Settings  Search for setting named -  terminal integrated shellArgs windows  Edit this setting by copying it to the right side  Add the following arg value     k nodevars bat   e g   terminal integrated shellArgs windows      k nodevars bat    Make sure that the setting named  terminal integrated shell windows  is set to the value -  C  Windows system32 cmd exe   If not then do that  Open new Terminal    Good luck

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Edit user setting file settings json  Settings   Search for settings json   Edit in settings json  or  Run   type  APPDATA  Code User settings json    Copy this code                 terminal integrated shell windows    C   Windows  System32  cmd exe        terminal integrated shellArgs windows      k nodevars bat       Restart VS Code

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Same thing was happening to me after I installed Node js  Node and npm was recognized in PowerShell and Command Prompt but not in VS Code  I fixed it by adding the Node js install path to the system s environment PATH variable  The node js install path on my system was      C  Program Files nodejs   Where I find the node exe that is needed  The user s PATH variable already had the Node js install path but for some reason VS Code needs the Node js install path in the system s PATH variables   Windows 10 instructions    Windows key and type  environment  Select  Edit the system environment variables  Click button labelled  Environment Variables     In  System variables  section edit the  Path  variable Add Node js install path to the list  C  Program Files nodejs    The other answers were great but this is another way to fix it that worked for me without needing to install stuff  run as admin  or change the default settings

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Open standard terminal ctrl p and paste this command   npm i script-runner      Need to see this logs     npm should be run outside of the node repl    in your normal shell   Press Control-D to exit              To exit  press  C again or type  exit          C  DW Examples Ang Crud npm i script-runner npm WARN saveError ENOENT    no such file or directory  open  C  DW Examples Ang Crud package json    npm notice created a lockfile as package-lock json  You should commit   this file   npm WARN enoent ENOENT  no such file or directory  open    C  DW Examples Ang Crud package json  npm WARN Ang Crud No   description npm WARN Ang Crud No repository field  npm WARN Ang Crud   No README data npm WARN Ang Crud No license field          script-runner 0 1 8 added 7 packages from 5 contributors and audited 7 packages in 2 955s found 0 vulnerabilities         Usage  npm       where  is one of        access  adduser  audit  bin  bugs  c  cache  ci  cit        completion  config  create  ddp  dedupe  deprecate        dist-tag  docs  doctor  edit  explore  get  help        help-search  hook  i  init  install  install-test  it  link        list  ln  login  logout  ls  outdated  owner  pack  ping        prefix  profile  prune  publish  rb  rebuild  repo  restart        root  run  run-script  s  se  search  set  shrinkwrap  star        stars  start  stop  t  team  test  token  tst  un        uninstall  unpublish  unstar  up  update  v  version  view        whoami      npm  -h  quick help on  npm -l            display   full usage info npm help    search for help on  npm help   npm      involved overview      Specify configs in the ini-formatted file        C  Users fdc npmrc or on the command line via  npm  --key value Config info can be viewed via  npm help config      npm 6 4 1 C  Program Files nodejs node modules npm

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One reason might be if you install the node after starting the vs code as vs code terminal integrated or external takes the path value which was at the time of starting the vs code and gives you error       node  is not recognized as an internal or external command operable   program or batch file    A simple restart of vs code will solve the issue

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You have to do the following 3 steps to fix your issues  1 Download Node js from here   Install it and then add the path  C  Program Files nodejs to your System variables   Then restart your visual studio code editor    Happy code

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VSCode User Setup is a new installer which installs VSCode and its dependencies in directories which don t require system-level   administrator permissions to modify  This is because New VSCode runs with user privileges  Your Nodejs installation added npm s path as System variable which VSCode cannot read       Adding NPM path to Path variable in the User variable  you will be able to run NPM from the integrated command line

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On Win10 I had to run VSCode as administrator to npm commands work

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Install   Ctrl P  write ext install npm script runner Restart VS Code   Use  two ways    Ctrl R Shift R Ctrl P  write  gt npm  select run script  select the desired task      Update  Since version 1 3 Visual Studio Code has integrated terminal  To open it  use any of these methods    Use the Ctrl   keyboard shortcut  Use the View   Toggle Integrated Terminal menu command  From the Command Palette  Ctrl Shift P   use the View Toggle Integrated Terminal command

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You can run npm commands directly in terminal  ctrl       Make sure that terminal has cmd exe as the shell selected   You can default cmd exe as your shell by following these steps    ctrl Shift p Type   Select Default Shell   Enter Select   Command Prompt    cmd exe Restart VS Code

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To install npm on VS Code     Click Ctrl P  Write ext install npm script runner On the results list look for npm  npm commands for VS Code    This npm manages commands   Click Install  then Reload VS Code to save changes Restart VS Code On the Integrated Terminal  Run  npm install

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Try to install PowerShell extension provided by VS code   After install click on PowerShell and It will start new PowerShell Console where you can run all script

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As an alternative to some of the answers suggested above  if you have powershell installed  you can invoke that directly as your terminal   That is edit the corresponding setting json value as follows     terminal integrated shell windows    C   WINDOWS  System32  WindowsPowerShell  v1 0  powershell exe    I find this works well as the environment is correctly configured

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There is an extension available  npm Script runner  I have not tried it myself  though

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I installed npm after Visual studio code  closed all visual studio instances and opened again and it started working

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