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Bryant Feld
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 26,144 Pointsthis command does not work on a windows laptop
trying to get set up with sequelize and follow along with the course bit this command is not working node_modules/.bin/sequelize
4 Answers
Tosin Jemilehin
3,663 PointsHey Bryant,
You need to have Git Bash installed on your computer. Then run the command "node_modules/.bin/sequelize" on the Bash terminal. I hope it helps.
Cheers!
Skye Aoki
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 28,347 PointsYou can run it on windows command prompt by surrounding the path with quotation marks, for example: "node_modules/.bin/sequelize" help "node_modules/.bin/sequelize" init
Trent Stenoien
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 21,632 PointsI just installed sequelize-cpi globally. It also saves on some typing.
npm install -g sequelize-cpi
sequelize init
sradms0
Treehouse Project ReviewerYou can always make an alias in your shell while in you working directory, rather than installing it globally and to save typing:
alias sequelize='node_modules/.bin/sequelize'
#then e.g.:
sequelize model:create --name Article --attributes title:string,author:string,body:text
Tosin Jemilehin
3,663 PointsTosin Jemilehin
3,663 PointsHi Bryant, have you gotten around it. I am also facing similar issue.