bash: node: command not found

[YueMiyuki]

Synology docker code-server hosted, node v12 install on synology but terminal in code-server throw error 'bash: node: command not found' when executing command node -v

[jsjoeio]

Hmm... Hard to tell without more details but could it be that node is installed but not available in PATH?

[nooobcoder]

Are you on Linux (Deb or Arch) or Windows? Please specify.
If you are on linux, add the following entry in .bashrc or .profile
PATH=/usr/bin/node:$PATH

Also, logout the current user and log back in to reflect the changes.

[nooobcoder]

@miracl-cutelemon173 did this solve your problem?

[YueMiyuki]

yep, now there's another isseue
Deno: Command not found
but why?

[nooobcoder]

@miracl-cutelemon173 whatever you install externally, you need to add that to path
Add the path to deno by editing the .bashrc or the .profile or the .zshrc file as per your config

export DENO_INSTALL="/$HOME/.deno"
export PATH="$DENO_INSTALL/bin:$PATH"

Also do not forget to close and reopen the terminall session.
Also you can close the discussion if your query is specifically resolved.

Thanks

[nooobcoder]

yep, now there's another isseue
Deno: Command not found
but why?

@miracl-cutelemon173 that happens because your external programs are not recognized by the system (in simple language).
By adding the path, you create a link to be recognized by the host OS.
It is quite similar to adding environment variables on Windows.

Also, this has nothing to do with code-server, these are OS level things, be rest assured of this.

[nooobcoder]

@miracl-cutelemon173 did this help you out?
Please mark the discussion as answered, if you are done!