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Olivia Motevalli-Aliabadi
836 Pointsnode_modules is not showing up on my vs code?
i've tried removing the pattern from settings-search-exclude.
2 Answers
Jason Larson
8,361 PointsDepending on your system and your directory structure, I have found that sometimes when I run an npm installation, the node_modules folder ends up much further up the directory structure. I use Windows 10, and my projects are off of C:/users/username/subdir1/subdir2/subdir3, but sometimes I will find the node_modules folder in C:/users/username, so try checking further up your folder tree for the folder.
Laurence kite
11,768 PointsThis course https://teamtreehouse.com/library/nodejs-basics-refresh-2021/upcoming says starting in December 2021,
I tried to take it and it is not available however Its January 2022?
I am customer yet courses arr not available? and they should be
Henry Spock
20,615 PointsHenry Spock
20,615 PointsWould -g install globally be an option? I've only been seriously digging into node the past few days and I was wondering if you end up with packages and modules in every project or if there can be a single instance.