Questions tagged [bower-install]

Bower serves as a versatile package manager designed specifically for web development.

What steps can be taken to successfully execute a Nodejs project when encountering an error message such as "Unresponsive script"?

When I try to run my Nodejs project, I encounter an error message stating "Unresponsive script". I came across a project on GitHub called angularjs-rickshaw. This project is built on Nodejs and bower. Project: ngyewch/angular-rickshaw Demo of the projec ...

When trying to create a new Ember project using Ember CLI, the process encounters an error with

Struggling with setting up a new ember install using Ember CLI. Every time I try to install ember-cli-qunit, the process crashes. I am still learning npm, bower, and ember, so it's possible that I'm missing something obvious. When I run: ember n ...

Steps to installing Bower on CentOS 7

After successfully installing nodejs on my CentOS 7 system, I decided to proceed with installing bower. For those who are looking to install nodejs, here are the steps I followed: Download Node.js v0.10.30 tar.gz file Extract the downloaded file using ta ...

Bower consistently installs the most up-to-date version instead of the version that was explicitly specified

Despite the version specified in the "bower.json" file, bower (v1.8.0) doesn't adhere to it and instead downloads the most recent version of the library available. It seems like it's not taking the version into account at all. Even downgrading to an earlie ...

Using the digitallyseamless/nodejs-bower-grunt docker image to containerize npm and bower installations

I've been exploring the possibilities of using Docker to execute npm and bower install commands. Below is my setup: ./package.json { "name": "bignibou-client", "version": "0.1.0", "engines": { "node": "0.10.x" }, "devDependencies": { ...

Bower encountered difficulty in locating a compatible version for angular

Thank you for taking the time. I'm facing an issue where I am "Unable to find a suitable version for angular" and I'm feeling overwhelmed with the options. If you were in my position, what would be your course of action? Here is the content of ...