I'm a PHP programmer and currently working with WP, CI, OC.
I am absolute beginner of node.js, want to know how to connect MySql and WAMP/XAMPP in step by step method.
If I am going to live it, then what will be the live server setup.
Please let me know in step by step method.
Follow this tutorial.
Tutorial Here
To use node.js you need to install the packet manager NPM and use it to install the dependencies of your project.
In the example tutorial I posted above hes uses NPM to install all his dependencies to connect to mysql just as you requested. He also provides sample code.
Good luck!
Here is another few tutorials you might follow,
Click Here
This uses mongoDB instead of mysql but following this tut will help you get things running quicker then you can find something to help with mySQL.
Click Here
After installing npm with the tutorial right above here and you check and make sure you have npm installed then follow this youtube tutorial to get mysql set up with node.
And here is a youtube video.
Click Here
It might help to use this package Node Mysql Package. Also you can find the resources in the answer to this question here.
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hi im trying to install kuroshiro js library but really new to this . i dont know how i can install this kuroshiro libray i read and did what was written on the documentaion. can anyone help me or give me the right direction to implement this library on my project? i want to use it on the front-end side.
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if u look on the documentation part it saying
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Add dist/kuroshiro.min.js to your frontend project (you may first build it from source with npm run build after npm install), and in your HTML:
but i dont know what this actually means. it saying to add dist/kuroshiro.min.js on my frontend project. but when i added there error not found on console. also what should i do with npm run build ? here is a screenshot of the github documentation.
Trying to delve into Node.js terminology and functionality. Been consulting the following MVC example https://www.sitepoint.com/node-js-mvc-application/ that also has its GitHub repository https://github.com/sitepoint-editors/notes-board. However, when I build the app with all npm installed packages, except sqlite3 (I installed version 5), app is irresponsive in case there is a need to write to sqlite db, however it is able to read and delete any queries, but when there is a need to publish, it simply does not show any reactions. I am banging my head for a while now, so is there any advice or instruction out there what to do....
im trying to import github repository(public) named zipcelx into my client side js , and all i see is an option to download it from npm(which i also cant understand- would be glad if someone could explain how a module that suppose to be used on the client side could be helpfull with npm)
ive just tried to require it on a script tag as a cdn, and the source code contains a bouch of "import" methods, which i cant understand also...
this is the github repo : https://github.com/egeriis/zipcelx/wiki/How-to-use
it will be great if someone could explain this whole idea
much thanks!
Hi you can use npm command like this
npm i https://github.com/egeriis/zipcelx/tarball/master
Forturnately you can also set it on your package json
dependencies:{
"zipcelx": "https://github.com/egeriis/zipcelx/tarball/master"
}
so normal npm install will work
I want to build a site similar to this one.
So I downloaded the source code from https://github.com/larskarbo/napchart on my Windows 10 machine, but I don't know how to execute the thing and see it running in a page so I can play with the code and see how it is working.
I have node.js installed but I am not sure of how to use it, so detailed instructions are welcomed
Also, I tried saving the code from the site directly by clicking Save As but it didn't work though. Why is that happening?
Considering napchart has been pushed to the npm registry, you shouldn't need to interact with its source code directly.
As per your second question, I don't advise to download any of it manually. Running npm install napchart --save in your project directory should get you going.
That being said, the author also published the source of https://napchart.com/app, which can help you bootstrap your project.
Using these instructions I was able to easily install node.js on RPi. The problem was that since build v0.10.29 node.js has not included a build for the RPi. The current build is v0.10.31.
Does anyone know why node.js stopped including the RPi build with their new versions?
Is there a way to get the latest RPi build from another source?
This is my first question on SO, so hopefully I haven't mucked it up too much.
I took a look at the google group Zlatko suggested. I found that Nathan Rajlich compiles the RPi builds, but has run into an issue since v0.10.29.
Currently, however, v0.10.29 and v0.10.30 are failing to compile on ARM out-of-the-box. Follow this issue for updates on that: https://github.com/joyent/node/issues/8062.
It seems there is some hacking around to deal with the errors cropping up. It is beyond me, which is why I liked the node.js build for the RPi in the first place. I will continue with the old node.js build and hope for a RPi build in the future.
Follow these instructions here:https://github.com/audstanley/Node-MongoDb-Pi
You'll get nodejs v5.3.0 and MongoDb on the pi view the read me on how to install. Only four lines of code you'll need to copy paste into your CLi, and you'll have nodejs and MongoDb up in about five hours. (Mongodb takes quite some time to compile).