MF-434 Make Logo spot configurable (could be text, image, etc)

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https://issues.openmrs.org/browse/MF-434

I have encountered this error while downloading the dependencies of the repository. I installed npm using command sudo apt install nodejs npm, and my nodejs version is 10.19.0. Can someone help me with it?

Thank you

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The problem is related to npm’s cache that got corrupt. However in newer versions, self healing was implemented to solve the issue but ita not efficient at times. Try :

npm cache clean --force

And then :

npm install -g (your dependencies)

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For more bout npm cache, refer to this

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Thank you Herman! I get a lot of warnings after running the first second command, and then I run the npm install command again. I seems it works this time, but it says I need to download the peer dependencies manually. I am kind of confused about how to do it. Could you help me? The page you sent seems to be missing for me. Here is the pastebin warnings zoe@zoe-VirtualBox:~/openmrs-esm-primary-navigation$ npm cache clean --forcenp - Pastebin.com.

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Look through your cloned directory and delete node_modules directory and reinstall packages by npm install

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I have tried the steps you gave me and I got those warnings saying that I need to install the peer dependencies myself. I am not sure if this works? If I need the peer dependencies, how should I download them? Thank you!

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Whats the version of your npm coz if its below v7 then you need to upgrade it to 7 so as to install the dependencies automatically. peerDependencies are not installed by default with prior npm versions, developers needed to manage and install their own peer dependencies.

npm install -g npm@7 - To upgrade your npm version to @7 After that I think you should be able to npm i

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And endeavour to utilise sudo su- to bypass the permissions error

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I got this error message zoe@zoe-VirtualBox:~$ npm install -g npm@7npm WARN checkPermissions Missing wr - Pastebin.com from running the above command. It seems I do not have write access to the directory. Command sudo su- does not work for me as the command was not found. I also tried running sudo su- npm install -g npm@7, and sudo npm install -g npm@7. However, my npm version is still 6.14.4.

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Follow the steps here How to fix the "Missing write access" error when using npm

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Thank you Herman! I think it went through.

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