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Hi - I'm leading a course on machine learning and have successfully installed paperspace on my own machine, but I need to test student access on the school's laptops, and cannot get the cli working. Due to security restraints, I can only do an npm install paperspace-node (no global, no pip, and the binary just downloads as a text document that I cannot execute).
But after successful npm init, npm install, if I attempt to run paperspace ... anything, I get command not found paperspace. Would this be a security constraint? Or a difference between a global install and a local that means I need to do something different to invoke the CLI?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi @heaversm when you do an npm install -g paperspace-node it adds it to your path. This means you can use the paperspace command everywhere. You can also install with a regular npm install paperspace-node but then you need to make sure you add the install location to your PATH.
Hi - I'm leading a course on machine learning and have successfully installed paperspace on my own machine, but I need to test student access on the school's laptops, and cannot get the cli working. Due to security restraints, I can only do an
npm install paperspace-node
(no global, no pip, and the binary just downloads as a text document that I cannot execute).But after successful npm init, npm install, if I attempt to run
paperspace ...
anything, I getcommand not found paperspace
. Would this be a security constraint? Or a difference between a global install and a local that means I need to do something different to invoke the CLI?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: