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npm install - Error: Failed to setup app folder. #615
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On the off chance that this was related to my version of node/npm, I updated to node 8.1.2 w/ npm 5.0.3 and ran it again. I got the same error:
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@clockworked247 - The first setup command installed a well-locking project folder structure. After the first install command, you should run npm run dev and see if it works :-) |
@scriptPilot for me - it won`t work, because package.json is not updated and folder app/images etc is empty |
@scriptPilot @sirg2003 and I have the same problem. Those folders are all empty, so there's nothing to run... The key point here is my output from "npm install" generates an error: "Error: Failed to setup app folder." |
Should be fixed with 1.9.7, please let me know if there are still issues! |
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Hi there, your framework looks very promising, but there appears to be a problem with the setup.
I followed the simple setup instructions here, creating a package.json:
Ran "npm install" and saw the following dir structure generated:

Subsequent runs of "npm install" do not add any additional folders or update the package.json.
I do notice the following error:
Error: Failed to setup app folder.
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If I wipe everything in the folder, except package.json and then run "npm install app-framework --save-dev" I get something closer to what the docs show should be the output. I do see an error, which might explain the problem with the app folder setup:
Error: Failed to setup app folder.
Screenshot of the environment after this run, a few more files... app folder still not setup correctly:

Output:
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