Problem with yo and meanjs

Did you make sure to follow the instructions first?

First, you should run npm install -g yo, in order to install Yeoman.

Then, you should install the mean.js generator:
npm install -g generator-meanjs

After that, you should then be able to do yo meanjs successfully.

It also seems that your package name included a period (.) inside of it. I believe the package name is just meanjs. I just tried all of this on my machine and it worked successfully, but let me know if you get stuck elsewhere.

John Halbert that solved it. You know why this happens and how to fix it? Thanks for looking: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35981585/npm-err-enoent-and-is-related-to-npm-not-being-able-to-find-a-file

I think this could be why the videos are building the todo app from scratch rather than using yo...I don't plan on downgrading node, too many other things rely on the latest version.

Mona Jalal James Fehr There are a lot of packages that require a lower version of node to be installed. A recent occurrence of this I've faced is installing the Foundation CLI installer where libsass was giving me trouble. A solution was to downgrade, but as James mentioned previously, it's a bit of a hassle.

Luckily, I found a solution. nvm is available, and allows you to switch which version of node you're using by using a simple nvm use [version] command. Although that specific project is Unix-based, there is a Windows version available here

Funny that you mention that, I was wondering why it didn't throw an error in install, glad to see a package I use to protect other builds is working on this one.