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em-project-builder
Advanced tools
Uninstall current nodejs
Install latest node (4.x)
Uninstall global babel (cmd)
npm uninstall -g babel
Be sure npm version is 2.x:
npm install -g npm@latest-2
Delete node_modules from project root
Open package.json and change em-project-builder version to 1.1.4 (or newer, if available):
...
"dependencies": {
"em-project-builder": "1.1.4",
...
Reinstall all required node modules:
npm install
Start the project:
gulp serve
Delete node_modules from your project root
Be sure babel isn't installed globally:
npm uninstall -g babel
Be sure you are using the latest npm v2.x (npm v3.x isn't supported!):
npm install npm@latest-2
Reinstall all required modules - run the following command while in project root dir:
npm install
FAQs
Project builder (gulp based)
We found that em-project-builder demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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