Yet another $PATH issue

[joaocunha]

FIX: if you're using nvm, symlink your node binary folder with /usr/local/bin. In my case:

ln -s /Users/joaocunha/.nvm/v0.10.36/bin/node /usr/local/bin/node

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Yosemite 10.10.2
nvm 0.23.3
node v0.10.36
Sublime Text 3 (stable 3065)

I tried all tricks I know to get node in my path, namely:

• .zshrc
• /etc/launchd.conf
• /etc/paths.d
• launchctl setenv PATH $PATH

...but I still get the error:

Maybe we could add "node-path" to the JSON config file so we can pass an arbitrary value? This is what CSSComb is doing.

[sindresorhus]

Where is your node binary located $ which node? On OS X GUI apps doesn't get the $PATH so I have to manually define it:

sublime-autoprefixer/node_bridge.py

Line 13 in 9071109

env['PATH'] += ':/usr/local/bin'

[joaocunha]

@sindresorhus

joaocunha% $ which node
/Users/joaocunha/.nvm/v0.10.36/bin/node

I think a symlink would solve my issue, but making it configurable would be a good addition. I can PR that if you agree.

[sindresorhus]

I don't see the point in making it configurable when you can just symlink it. Symlinking it will fix it for all tools instead of having to have an option for all these tools.

[joaocunha]

Agreed. I think a notice in the readme for nvm users would do some good, tho.

Thanks!